The procedure relates to changing a physical subscriber identity module to an embedded SIM on a device using the Android operating system. This process involves migrating a user’s existing mobile service subscription from a removable card to a digital profile stored directly on the smartphone’s hardware. As an example, a mobile user with a traditional SIM card wanting to upgrade to a newer device without physically swapping the SIM might undertake this type of conversion.
This transition offers numerous advantages, including enhanced device security, the ability to manage multiple mobile numbers on a single device, and greater flexibility when switching mobile network providers. The development of embedded SIM technology reflects a broader trend towards device miniaturization and increased user convenience. Its adoption simplifies device activation and streamlines the process of changing or adding mobile services.