Would I no longer have cellular service if I deleted the Active plan that is not really active?
Would deleting the active plan make my iPad WiFi only? If not, what possible problems would removing it cause?
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iPad Air, iPadOS 17
As illustrated, you have both a physical Verizon SIM - and a provisioned Verizon eSIM (active). Your iPad can either use the provisioned eSIM, or the physical SIM - but not both at the same time.
As both eSIM and physical SIM are with the same provider, presumably you migrated service from the physical to eSIM? If, your remaining physical SIM will have been deactivated - and will no longer work if you delete the active eSIM from your iPad.
As illustrated, you have both a physical Verizon SIM - and a provisioned Verizon eSIM (active). Your iPad can either use the provisioned eSIM, or the physical SIM - but not both at the same time.
As both eSIM and physical SIM are with the same provider, presumably you migrated service from the physical to eSIM? If, your remaining physical SIM will have been deactivated - and will no longer work if you delete the active eSIM from your iPad.
As LotusPilot suggested, you presumably migrated from the physical SIM to the eSIM. Your response makes it sound like you did not successfully perform this operation.
Therefore, contact Verizon Customer Support and seek their assistance.
The only one that will allow me to use cellular data is the one that has blue check mark in picture above.
when I select the bottom one, I get no signal. I try and manage Verizon account. I get the following message
If I delete the cellular plan, will it make my iPad WIFI only?
