iPhone 15 could be launched without support for physical SIM cards, according to new information that announces this radical change that Apple has been preparing for many years, but which until now has avoided imposing on its phones.
iPhone 15 launched without support for physical SIM cards would not be something that would completely surprise the world, the Apple company has been trying to take this step for a very long time, implementing support for eSIM in phones for years, and not very long ago offering the option to use eSIM in dual-SIM format.
iPhone 15 is still two years away from launch, so anything can happen until then, even this radical change that Apple could impose on mobile phone operators all over the world until then, the company having a habit of forcing things in various ways.
The iPhone 15 will be a series of at least 3 phone models, but current information says that only the Pro models will offer this functionality for customers around the world, while the standard model, and a possible Mini model, will not have it integrated.
The iPhone 15 should be released in 2023 by Apple, most likely somewhere in the fall of that year, and apart from the removal of support for physical SIM cards, there will definitely be many other very interesting changes for everyone.
