Security and eSIM, how much depends on the provider, and how much depends on you? Is digital connectivity really safer, or has the user simply become the weakest link?
And what changes when we move from a physical SIM card to an eSIM? These are the topics we explore in Episode 3 of eSIM Talks by Holafly.
In this episode, host Rafael A. Junquera is joined by Andrew Grill, futurist and technology advisor, and Augustin De Wailly, CEO and co-founder of Accelerators, for a deep dive into security, personal responsibility, and the future of connectivity in an eSIM-first world.
From two-factor authentication, password managers, and passkeys, to stolen phones, compromised accounts, and unsafe public hotspots, this conversation goes beyond travel convenience and looks at the real security implications of digital identity.
The episode also explores why eSIM can offer important advantages over physical SIM cards, not only for travelers, but also for businesses and corporate mobility.
The conversation also looks at the wider telecom picture: how eSIM is reshaping the industry, why it opens the door to new business models, and how its flexibility could accelerate the next wave of connected devices, from travel and roaming to enterprise connectivity and IoT.
If Episode 1 was about the shift from SIM to eSIM, and Episode 2 focused on market transformation, this episode asks a more urgent question: who is responsible for security in the digital era?
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