Galaxy S23's: How to Lock Your Phone from from Adding or Removing an eSIM

Learn how you can can lock your phone from adding or removing eSIMs on the Samsung Galaxy S23/S23+/Ultra.

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The "Lock eSIM settings" feature on a Samsung Galaxy S23 allows you to lock the settings for your eSIM card so that they cannot be changed without your permission. This feature can be useful if you are concerned about the security of your eSIM or if you want to prevent unauthorized access to your phone's eSIM settings. Here are some features of the Lock eSIM settings feature:
1. Passcode protection: When you lock your eSIM settings, you can set a passcode that will be required to make any changes to the eSIM settings. This passcode can be different from the passcode you use to unlock your phone.

2. Prevents accidental changes: Locking your eSIM settings can prevent accidental changes to your eSIM configuration, which can be especially important if you are using your eSIM for critical applications like mobile banking or secure communication.

3. Enhanced security: Locking your eSIM settings can enhance the security of your eSIM, which can be particularly important if you are using your eSIM for work-related purposes or to store sensitive information.

4. Flexibility: You can choose which eSIM settings you want to lock, giving you greater flexibility in how you manage your eSIM configuration.

5. Easy to use: The Lock eSIM settings feature is easy to use and can be accessed from the "SIM card manager" in the Settings app on your Samsung Galaxy S23.

Overall, the Lock eSIM settings feature on a Samsung Galaxy S23 can provide an additional layer of security for your eSIM, while also giving you more control over your eSIM configuration.

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