DOJ mostly gives up on stopping mobile carriers from ruining eSIM



The Department of Justice has decided not to do anything about wireless carriers’ attempts to turn eSIMs into a way to keep customers locked to their network. It doesn’t entirely rule out taking action against anticompetitive behavior in the future.

from https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/27/20985910/doj-gsma-esim-decision-anticompetitive-concerns-no-action
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