Any eSIM enabled devices with MEP (Multiple Enabled Profile) suport?

GSMA consumer eSIM (SGP.22) v3.x adds optional support for Multiple Enabled Profiles (MEP), where a single eUICC can have multiple concurrently enabled profiles.

This is required so that multi-SIM UEs do not need multiple physical eUICCs.

Android supports this since Android 13, see https://source.android.com/docs/core/connect/esim-mep - hence I’m wonering if anyone knows any commercially available UEs supporting that feature?

On a technical level it’s quite interesting how this is implemented: When I first read SGP.22 v3.x many months ago, I though that such an eUICC would have multiple physical ISO7816 UARTs (one to each baseband). However, it’s actually logically multiplexed on one UART by a new feature defined in ETSI TS 102 221 17.4.0 called LSE (Logical Secure Element) and LSI (Logical Secure element Interface). It’s a bit like ISO7816 logical channels but at a lower layer; instead of MANAGE CHANNEL there’s a new MANAGE LSI command, etc.

According to a response on the fediverse, Google Pixel 7 and 8 should both support MEP. Seems to be confirmed in https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/10h3ecm/esim_mep_dual_esim/

Guess I’ll need to look into checking if I can get an APDU trace on the built-in eUICC via DIAG somehow; would be interesting to have a capture of the LSI/LSE communication.

Apple iPhone 13/14 series phones also support dual-eSIM.