Huan Qiu Wang Zi Xun·2025-09-11 03:56Core Points - Beijing Telecom announced the launch of eSIM services, coinciding with the release of the iPhone Air on September 19, ensuring that existing package rates and user rights remain unchanged [1][3] - The company will provide in-store assistance for users to activate eSIM services, with all offline stores now open for eSIM processing, while online activation is not yet available [3] - Users who activate eSIM can request a return to a physical SIM card if they switch to a non-eSIM device, enhancing user flexibility [3] - China Telecom has completed preparations for eSIM services and is awaiting official approval from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology to launch eSIM for devices like the iPhone 17 [3] - China Mobile has also confirmed its capability to support eSIM services and will announce specific arrangements through official channels [4]