Opera adds free 3GB travel eSIM to its Android browser —and I've tried it
THE SO WHAT
Opera bundling 3GB of travel eSIM into the browser is another step toward connectivity becoming an app-level feature, not a carrier relationship. If you own a consumer surface with scale, there’s now precedent to treat telecom and identity primitives as loyalty levers, not just integrations.
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