Between iphone SE2 and iphone 11, with the same ios version and esims from the same carrier, we are seeing two different options: iphone SE2 shows “cellular” and iphone 11 shows “mobile data” in settings. What could be the reason?
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iPhone SE (2nd generation)
The word Cellular is Used in the USA/Canada
and Mobile is used in Europe and Asia.
In the context of an iPhone or mobile devices, the terms "cellular" and "mobile" generally refer to the same functionality, which is the ability to connect to a cellular network for voice calls, text messaging, and data services. However, the specific terminology used may vary in different parts of the world. Here's a breakdown:
It's worth noting that while the terminology may differ, the underlying functionality remains the same. Both terms refer to the capability of connecting to a cellular network for voice, text, and data services on your iPhone or other mobile devices.
The word Cellular is Used in the USA/Canada
and Mobile is used in Europe and Asia.
In the context of an iPhone or mobile devices, the terms "cellular" and "mobile" generally refer to the same functionality, which is the ability to connect to a cellular network for voice calls, text messaging, and data services. However, the specific terminology used may vary in different parts of the world. Here's a breakdown:
It's worth noting that while the terminology may differ, the underlying functionality remains the same. Both terms refer to the capability of connecting to a cellular network for voice, text, and data services on your iPhone or other mobile devices.
Thanks for taking time to respond. In my case, both phones (11 and SE) bought and used in USA, and are at the same OS level. It really surprises me, unless some OS update got messed up or hacked.
iPhone settings - cellular vs mobile data
