mobile plans retirement

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Microsoft is retiring the Mobile Plans app in Windows, shifting plan discovery and purchase to carrier websites while keeping eSIM provisioning inside Windows Settings. The transition will take effect when the Mobile Plans app is removed and support ends in late February 2026. This change consolidates commerce with carriers and positions Windows as a secure provisioning surface for eSIM profiles and device-identifier consent. The retirement raises questions for users of eSIM-enabled laptops, OEMs, and mobile operators about migration, privacy, and the future of PC cellular provisioning. Insiders already have early access to the new Settings-based provisioning experience.
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    Microsoft Retires Mobile Plans; Carriers Take Checkout, Windows Manages eSIM Provisioning

    Microsoft is retiring the long‑standing Mobile Plans app in Windows and moving plan discovery and purchase to carrier websites while keeping eSIM provisioning inside Windows Settings — a transition Microsoft says will take effect when the Mobile Plans app is removed and support ends in late...
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    Microsoft Retires Mobile Plans App, Shifting Windows eSIM Provisioning to Settings

    Microsoft's decision to retire the Mobile Plans app for Windows marks the end of a small but strategic piece of the company's push to make cellular connectivity a first-class feature on PCs, and it raises immediate questions for users of eSIM-enabled laptops, OEMs, and mobile operators about...
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    Windows Mobile Plans App Retires: Migration to Carrier Portals & Settings

    Microsoft has confirmed it will retire the built‑in Mobile Plans app in Windows 11 and shift plan purchase and eSIM provisioning workflows to carrier web portals and the native Windows Settings experience, a change that will simplify Microsoft’s footprint but introduce migration work for users...
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