iOS eSIM deletion confirmation prompts

Not exactly. There is only one prompt, as shown below.

However, I say "not exactly" because if your iPhone is protected by a passcode and/or Find My, after pressing Delete, you still have to enter your passcode and/or Apple Account password, and you can always press "Cancel" at this stage. So even though there isn't an "are you sure?" prompt, you still have a chance to back out.

The answer is still the same. You have to enter your passcode after pressing the delete button, and you can cancel the process from the passcode screen.

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Keith Weisshar wrote:

Does Delete All eSims on the General Reset menu include double confirmation prompts including Are you sure on the second prompt in iOS 26.1?

I’m not sure what the concern is — “Are you sure?” is just the usual confirmation prompt that appears when you’re about to make a change that can’t be undone.

n your case, once the eSIM is deleted, the only way to add it back is to contact your carrier.