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Theonetocatchemall•

I’m pretty sure it’s an iOS 16 Beta issue.

But you could post in r/iOSBeta as well to ask there if you already haven’t! Also wouldn’t hurt to contact Telus as well, hope you get it figured out!

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ultratiem•

Not an iOS issue.

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brandonholm•

Are you using an eSIM or dual sim?

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MathcmputOP•

Esim, which is why I’m baffled cuz it’s not like replacing a SIM card

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brandonholm•

The “(null)” makes it seem like the eSIM was deleted or no longer there. I’m also using beta 4 with a Telus eSIM and mine is working fine.

Try resetting your network settings first, if that doesn’t work you might need to delete the null eSIM entry and get a new Telus eSIM. Unfortunately since Telus still hasn’t implemented eSIM digitally like it’s supposed to be and insists on printing QR codes on environmentally destroying plastic card, you’ll have to go to a Telus store and beg them to not charge you for a replacement eSIM.

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MathcmputOP•

Hmm, no issues so far after resetting network settings. I’ll see.

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HopelessRomantic20•

Are you using developer beta? Im on the public one. Its still version 1. Beta 2 is available. I also have an esim. Maybe try network setting as above mentioned. If it doesnt get fixed, try resetting the phone. I think the plan will be kept if you have a backup. So you wont have to buy another esim.

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MathcmputOP•

Yes reset network setting and seems good so far... Maybe it really was recognizing one of my deleted eSIMs from Rogers and Telus. Connecting all the wifi networks from scratch again will be a hassle though, lol.

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No-Goat-9911•

Do automatic

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MathcmputOP•

Well I’ve been using automatic by default before this started showing up. Reset network settings, so far so good but we’ll see.

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