But it seems that Google has its solution ready in Android 13 with its Multiple Enable Profiles (MEP). As reported by Esper’s Mishaal Rahman, Google’s MEP allows multiple active SIM profiles in just a single eSIM. The unique thing about Google’s MEP is that it is purely software-based which would mean that any phone running Android 13 will be compatible with MEP. Google has been testing MEP support on their Pixel hardware while adding new APIs that manage eSIM profiles. Google’s MEP may just be the next step in connecting our devices as it could see the end of having multiple physical SIM cards. The advantage of having MEP is that it would make switching between carrier networks far easier. If you wish to get into the details, you may read the full blog by Mishaal Rahman on Google’s MEP technology by clicking this link. Well, we're just gonna have to wait for Google to announce Android 13 at Google I/O 2022 later this year. Read more in our articles including "One eSIM to Rule them All? Thanks Google!" and "Google previews Android 12L for tablets, foldables, ChromeOS devices".
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Apr 20, 2026But it seems that Google has its solution ready in Android 13 with its Multiple Enable Profiles (MEP). As reported by Esper’s Mishaal Rahman, Google’s MEP allows multiple active SIM profiles in just a single eSIM.
The unique thing about Google’s MEP is that it is purely software-based which would mean that any phone running Android 13 will be compatible with MEP. Google has been testing MEP support on their Pixel hardware while adding new APIs that manage eSIM profiles. Google’s MEP may just be the next step in connecting our devices as it could see the end of having multiple physical SIM cards.
Our coverage of Android 13 MEP includes: "One eSIM to Rule them All? Thanks Google!"; "Google previews Android 12L for tablets, foldables, ChromeOS devices"; "Sciphone goes for Android Dream 2". Each article provides unique insights and information.