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I just recently got an iPhone watch and I did not receive a Sim card with the watch. I later contacted AT&T to add Service to my watch and now whenever I try to connect do use it as a phone it says no Sim.
Apple Watch SE, watchOS 9
heinminthu wrote:
Yes, in order to use your Apple Watch with a cellular data line, you typically need to have a SIM card or an eSIM (electronic SIM) provisioned for the watch.
Here's what you should consider and check:
1. **Physical SIM Card or eSIM**: Some cellular Apple Watch models support a ...
Utter nonsense. Find a better data source, better yet actually use your brain and experience of your own Watch IF you own one.
Ravenspade wrote:
Would you like me to post a picture of the watch with a physical SIM card or will you accept fact and move on?
I would like to see such a picture.
LD150 wrote:
I am intrigued by the idea that SE is a child's watch. Maybe I’m not a typical adult.
You are far superior to "typical"!
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Can I use the Family Member setup as alternative and what are the down sides, Thanks
I'm trying to avoid the $10 monthly charge
How can I use?
Do I need to have a SIM card in my i Apple Watch to make it work with its new data line
