Yet another astute observation, disco! Imagine if the boffins at HC could somehow condense all the insight you have and display it in a prominent place?
Again, I agree with you. If anyone were interested in FRX, would it be likely I'd be replying to you?
Meanwhile in the real world, it seems FRX have deployed their eSIM. (Social media & webshop).
Although no official release has been posted, it seems they are ahead of schedule, having promised a release by quarters end.
There aren't many telcos supporting eSIM yet, and I'd suggest that FRX are the cheapest global provider by a good margin.
The Aussie telcos haven't been locking the new iPhone XS/XR/+. Telcos such as Telstra, Optus & Vodafone all support eSIM, but are too scared to activate them in anything other than a watch.
All of these customers can now scan a QR code and activate their eSIM via FlexiroamX without losing their home number on their normal SIM.
No postage, no SIM stickers or SIM cards required.
Less cost, friction & hassle. Same revenue.
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