It’s strange because I tried to install eSIM from T-Mobile and it worked, from Roamless and it worked, but from Orange I can’t get through the installation. My decoded QR code ends with $$1, which according to the software is incorrect. I also have to enter a confirmation code, and neither removing the $$1 from the end, adding only $ and the code at the end, or entering the code in the designated field displays an authorization error when downloading the profile.
updated 2026-01-26/
OK, the problem is solved. It’s not a program error. The first time I downloaded my Orange card, I didn’t enter the confirmation code because it was sent 15 minutes late. However, gpt saw an error in the $$1 at the end and suggested removing it. In fact, it was then possible to click “Download e-SIM.” If the code ends in $$1, clicking is only possible after entering the confirmation code, which I didn’t notice. According to the standard, this means that such a string requires a confirmation code. Orange, on the other hand, has this policy: if you try to download e-SIM even once and it’s successful or not, it requires you to delete the code again and generate a new card.