Sources, reviews and corrections.
Our source order
For technology and compatibility claims, we start with primary sources: device manufacturers, mobile operators, regulators and the GSMA. For plan-specific facts, we identify the active catalogue as the source and date it. Secondary sources are used for context, never to replace a primary source where one exists.
Commercial independence
Simless.pk sells eSIM plans. That commercial relationship is not hidden. We distinguish between general educational guidance and plan facts. We do not accept a claim simply because it helps a sale, and we do not describe a plan as the cheapest, fastest or best unless the stated comparison and date make that claim supportable.
Corrections and real-world evidence
We welcome corrections with a link, screenshot or official document. When we publish a testing note, case study or customer experience, it will identify what was tested, when, where, on which device, and the limits of that result. We will not manufacture evidence to make content look more personal.
Core references
- GSMA eSIM technology resources
- Apple: Set up eSIM on iPhone
- Google: Get a SIM and add it to a Pixel phone
For the full process, see how Simless.pk verifies plans and guides.