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Airplane mode
Airplane mode turns off all network connections including calling, texting, mobile data,
Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. While Airplane mode is enabled, you can turn on Wi-Fi and
Bluetooth in Settings or from the Quick settings panel.
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From Settings, tap
Connections > Airplane mode, and then tap
to enable
this feature.
NOTE Do not use Ultra-wideband (UWB) aboard aircraft or ships. Turn it off by
using Airplane mode, which disables all network connectivity. The use of other
features of this mobile device on an aircraft or a ship is subject to federal and
local guidelines and restrictions. Always follow crew instructions regarding when
and how you may use your device.
SIM manager
Your wireless service provider and service plan may support the ability to use a dual
SIM (two physical SIM cards) or an eSIM (embedded SIM) so that you can manage two
mobile accounts without carrying two devices. Options may vary by service provider.
Devices that support dual SIM contain two SIM card slots. It may also have a microSD
card slot for expandable storage if supported. Devices that support dual SIM will
receive software updates that enable the built-in dual SIM capability after launch.
Devices that support an eSIM can be programmed to work independently of the
physical SIM card in the device. This allows for either the eSIM or the physical SIM card
to be used for voice call/text and data. Devices that support eSIM will receive
software updates that enable the built-in eSIM capability after launch.
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From Settings, tap
Connections > SIM manager for the following options:
•
SIM
cards: Enable, disable, or rename installed physical SIM cards in your
device.
•
eSIMs: Tap
Add eSIM to sign up for a new eSIM mobile plan or to add a plan
from an old device.
Settings
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