Smartphoneshave moved from regular-sized SIM cards to nano ones, and now even eSIMs are available.
However, technology hasnt evolved much of late.
Since the market is full of devices offering dual SIMs, it is something that needs to be overcome.
What this feature does is it allows users to utilize two carriers on a single eSIM.
Currently, smartphone makers havent found a way to bypass a physical SIM card.
Instead, they use either physical + physical SIM cards or physical + eSIM connectivity features.
They cant include two eSIMs because of the issue of bypassing an established tech.
Thus, MEP can offer a lot of features onboard.
Initially patented in 2020, the tech lets users utilize two different carriers on a single eSIM.
How does MEP work?
According to a statement by Google, the MEP uses logical interfaces on the existing eSIM chips.
The feature works seamlessly without requiring a hardware component or wiring.
The tech could probably arrive at the upcoming Google I/O 2022 that will be held this year.
However, it remains to be seen if this alluring patent will come to life or not.
source: www.techworm.net
