Apps and Websites Behaving Oddly on an eSIM
Why your bank or streaming service thinks you are in another country.
Apps and Websites Behaving Oddly on an eSIM
We do not restrict any site or app. But some services check where your connection appears to come from, and a travel eSIM routes traffic differently from a local carrier.
What Causes It
Travel eSIMs connect through a roaming platform, so the servers handling your traffic can sit in a different country from the one you are standing in. A service that checks your IP address may therefore place you elsewhere.
What You May Notice
What You Can Do
When to Contact Us
If a site fails to load entirely rather than misidentifying your location, that is a connection problem rather than a routing one. Work through no data connection first, then get in touch.
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