In addition, eSIMs have several additional security features that make them even more secure than physical SIM cards. For example:

1.       Remote activation: eSIMs can be activated remotely, which means that they can be programmed and activated without the need for a physical SIM card. This reduces the risk of fraud and theft that can occur when physical SIM cards are lost or stolen.

2.     Tamper-proof design: eSIMs are embedded directly into the device's hardware, making them virtually impossible to remove or tamper with. This means that eSIMs are less vulnerable to physical attacks or damage.

3.     Secure storage: eSIMs use secure storage modules that are designed to protect against unauthorised access and tampering. This ensures that your eSIM data remains secure even if your phone is lost or stolen.

4.     Two-factor authentication: Some eSIMs support two-factor authentication, which provides an additional layer of security by requiring users to enter a second verification code in addition to their username and password.

Overall, eSIMs are considered to be very secure, and they provide several security benefits over traditional physical SIM cards. However, as with any technology, there is always a small risk of security breaches, and users should take appropriate precautions to protect their eSIMs and their mobile devices.