iOS 26 triggers a function without your consent when returning from a trip
Some travelers have noticed a strange new automation. Unlike the United States, where eSIM reigns supreme, France remains attached to physical SIM cards. Since the iPhone 14, Apple has completely removed the SIM card tray from its devices sold across the Atlantic. In France, the iPhone 16 still retains this option, a sign that the adoption of virtual cards is progressing slowly. This difference is explained in part by the practical problems involved with eSIM. This includes subscription transfers, which often require the intervention of the operator. Amid this gradual adoption, a discovery in iOS 26 is attracting the attention of travelers. A new feature could improve your experience if you regularly cross borders. A user of the iOS 26 beta version has just noticed that their iPhone automatically switches its active eSIM when they return to their home country. However, it's not yet clear whether this is an intentional feature or a bug. Also check: first4ro...