Removing eSIMs from your device is a straightforward process, safe to undertake under certain conditions. Here’s when it’s appropriate to remove an eSIM:

• After the Data Package Expires: eSIMply eSIMs are bundled with a data package, prepped for activation. You can verify through your eSIMply account whether the data package associated with your eSIM is active or expired. If the package is still in play, hold off on deleting the eSIM from your device.
• When the eSIM is No Longer Needed: eSIMply’s range includes eSIMs designed for single-use, without the option for recharge. Once you’ve consumed the eSIM’s data, it’s safe to remove it. Similarly, if you decide against using an eSIM you’ve purchased, removing it is perfectly fine.
• Replacing an eSIM for the Same Destination: Each new eSIM purchase for the same country or region necessitates a fresh installation. Installing a new eSIM on a device free from old profiles ensures clarity and avoids mix-ups.

How to Remove an eSIM:

Access your device’s Mobile/Cellular Settings, locate the eSIM profile you wish to eliminate, and opt for “Remove Mobile Data Plan”. Device interfaces may vary, presenting options like “Remove eSIM” or “Delete Mobile Plan”.

For a detailed walkthrough on ejecting eSIMs from iOS devices, consult our guide titled ‘How to Remove an eSIM from Your iOS Device’.

Should you have queries or need further clarification, the eSIMply support team is at your service, ready to assist with any concerns or instructions you might need.