Could this Esim adapter from JMP somehow be used for the Librem 5? [image] This adapter lets you use cheap eSIM plans on any Android phone This eSIM adapter card lets you use cheap eSIM plans on any device with a SIM card slot, i.e. most Android phones. Est. reading time: 7 min…

On the face of it, it should work. You want to stump $50 to find out? :wink: (It is my assumption that you would want the associated USB reader, rather than provisioning via an Android phone. With luck, with a USB-C to USB-A adapter and assuming that the associated USB reader is USB-A, you should b…

Are you familiar with this thread? It looks like you need a smart card only.

[image] flanders51: Could this Esim adapter from JMP somehow be used for the Librem 5? [image] galilley: Are you familiar with this thread? See also: [image] New, from Soprani.ca/JMP Chat: an eSIM adapter Librem 5 Excerpt from their blog post : …

Now out of testing phase and available for purchase: Newsletter: eSIM Adapter Launch! — JMP Blog

Also, the JMP people are very responsive in their official XMPP channel, so if you want any definite answers from them, I recommend joining and asking.

Yes, this has been my experience as well. Very responsive.

Did anybody yet find information about using more than one eSIM stored on the jmp.chat eSIM?

I could be wrong, but I think the nature of embedded SIMs dictates that only one can be “active” in a SIM “slot” at any given moment , same as with a physical SIM (Dual SIM/Dual Standby devices notwithstanding). JMP have said their adapter can load as many SIM profiles as will fit in the 420KB stor…

[image] amarok: only one can be “active” Yes, that’s what I thought about, too. But that wouldn’t be too bad. The switching from Linux would be a good start. Sure, it would be great to somehow being able to use different eSIM for different purposes (data, voice). I guess I’ll have to wait f…

With a device that has two physical SIM slots, I suppose you could buy two eSIM adapters from JMP and insert them both, gaining the ability to use two different pools of data for different purposes. Sadly, the Librem 5 doesn’t have two physical SIM slots, though. :disappointed: (Nor a single, inte…