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Free Basic Global Data (ad-supported) - Start with Free 100MB of Firsty Fast Data (Requires unlocked smartphone that can use eSims)
https://www.firsty.app/
- Enjoy a basic connection for free allowing you to use WhatsApp, message and email globally. Speed it up for fair pricing.
- Automatically connect to the best available network. Never switch a (e)SIM while traveling
- Be flexible in your usage. Use data whenever you like and where you like without the risk of high costs or expiring data by choosing a custom plan.
- Google Play [google.com] (Android)
- Apple App Store [apple.com] (iOS)
- Firsty is a mobile app that provides seamless global connectivity for travelers. Firsty offers two products: Firsty Free and Firsty Fast. With Firsty Free, enjoy a basic connection to essential apps like WhatsApp, Messenger, email, and Uber for free. (Yeah, really!) It's the world's go-to solution for staying in touch without spending a dime.
- With Firsty Free you stay connected for up to 60 minutes with unlimited data through a basic connection for the essentials. After 60 minutes, watch a 30-second advertisement to reconnect with unlimited data for the next interval.
- Ready for more? Upgrade to Firsty Fast for lightning-speed data, perfect for streaming, video calls, social media, and more.
- Firsty's connectivity services are currently available in Europe, the USA, Albania, Australia, Brazil, Cambodia, Canada, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Egypt, Faroe Islands, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Liechtenstein, Macau, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Moldova, Myanmar, New Zealand, Philippines, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Singapore, South-Africa, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan and Vietnam. We are actively working to expand our coverage. Stay tuned for updates on our expanding network!
- An eSIM, or embedded SIM, is a digital SIM card integrated directly into your device, such as a smartphone or tablet. Unlike traditional physical SIM cards, eSIMs are built into devices during manufacturing and cannot be physically removed or replaced by users. Firsty utilizes this eSIM technology to ensure continuous connectivity by remotely connecting you to local providers in the countries you visit, eliminating the need for manual (e)SIM card swaps.
Created 05-23-2024
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Works with 5ber when you add the esim code and create an QR code out of it. This QR code then can be scanned with the Firsty app.
This concept appears interesting.
How do I know if my device supports eSIM?
Most phones manufactured since 2018 are eSIM-compatible, but it's essential to check for your specific device and location.
Wondering which devices are eSIM-ready? Here's the latest list, constantly expanding as more eSIM-compatible devices hit the market.
https://www.firsty.app/post/does-...pport-esim
Wondering which devices are eSIM-ready? Here's the latest list, constantly expanding as more eSIM-compatible devices hit the market.
Link above shows a list of phone brands and model numbers.
To use an eSIM, your device must be unlocked and compatible. Check below to see if your device supports eSIM technology. Keep in mind that there may be country and carrier-specific restrictions.
As of January 2024, here are the eSIM-compatible devices:
You are giving access to rootfolders of your phone (esim) I might be wrong.
I'm sure their app is very permission invasive
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The 100MB is a one time thing. You get 2G speeds for an hour and then watch like a 10 second add to retop your 60 minute timer. Good for messaging, WhatsApp, voip calls.. you could use your browser but it will be almost unusable with those speeds.
This concept appears interesting.
How do I know if my device supports eSIM?
Most phones manufactured since 2018 are eSIM-compatible, but it's essential to check for your specific device and location.
Wondering which devices are eSIM-ready? Here's the latest list, constantly expanding as more eSIM-compatible devices hit the market.
https://www.firsty.app/post/does-...pport-esim
Wondering which devices are eSIM-ready? Here's the latest list, constantly expanding as more eSIM-compatible devices hit the market.
Link above shows a list of phone brands and model numbers.
To use an eSIM, your device must be unlocked and compatible. Check below to see if your device supports eSIM technology. Keep in mind that there may be country and carrier-specific restrictions.
As of January 2024, here are the eSIM-compatible devices:
Certainly you are outdated, iPhone 15 doesn't even have a SIM card slot, takes only eSIM
I'm hoping to get some pre-paid eSims for each of the major networks so if I'm in an area without service on my primary, I can theoretically connect to another cell network.
I've seen someone tinkle on the beach. I understand fish and crabs do it, but I don't feel it extends to humans. Maybe I'm a species-bigot?
They gotta monetize somehow before enshittification 😉
I'm hoping to get some pre-paid eSims for each of the major networks so if I'm in an area without service on my primary, I can theoretically connect to another cell network.
Great question, no idea but great way to have emergency connectivity. Might have to ask the NoContract Reddit.