https://esim.me/esim-for-Samsung-Galaxy-Note%209 Before going down the eSIM.me route, I would seriously consider whether it is still worth investing more effort in the Note 9. The Note 9’s latest security patch is far too old for sensitive use such as banking, payments, authentication, or important account management. LINE is also stuck at version 15.15.1 because the phone cannot officially go beyond Android 10. The safer long-term solution is to say goodbye to the Note 9 and buy a newer mainstream phone, preferably locally in Thailand, so warranty, network bands, SIM/eSIM support, and repairs are straightforward. It does not need to be an expensive flagship, but choose a model with good security-update support, reliable battery performance, and decent heat resistance. A phone may physically last many years, just like high-quality furniture that can last for more than 100 years. But once security updates stop, it becomes risky to keep using it for banking, payments, authentication, and important communication apps. Before buying a new phone, check how many years of security updates the model is guaranteed to receive. Be prepared to replace the phone when that support ends; for many people, that means roughly every five years.
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