Galaxy S23's: How to Switch Mobile Data to SIM 1/SIM 2/Off

Learn how you can switch Mobile data to SIM 1/SIM 2 or Off on the Samsung Galaxy S23/S23+/Ultra.

This video demonstration is on Android 13.

The purpose of switching mobile data to SIM 1 or SIM 2, or turning it off on Samsung phone, is to control which SIM card is used for mobile data services.

For Samsung devices with dual SIM capability, users can switch between SIM 1 and SIM 2 for mobile data services. This allows users to choose which SIM card to use based on factors such as network coverage, data plans, and roaming charges.

By default, the device may be set to use one SIM card for mobile data services, but users can change this in the device settings. When mobile data is turned off, the device will not consume mobile data from the mobile data plan and will only use Wi-Fi or other internet-enabled networks.

Switching mobile data between SIM cards can also help users manage their mobile data usage and avoid excessive data charges. For example, users can switch to a different SIM card with a larger data plan when they need to consume more mobile data.

Overall, the purpose of switching mobile data to SIM 1 or SIM 2, or turning it off on Samsung phone, is to provide users with more flexibility and control over their mobile data usage, helping them save money and manage their data consumption more efficiently.

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[mikesantos]

Is this with the US phone? I don't have these options

[jerrleuu]

I found out something funny if I switch Sim card with network on it carries that network to the slot I'm switching it, what I'm saying is those network bars or 4G they mean nothing only Sim card is the 4G with it, to whatever slot you are taking it to