I’m not sure how they’re enforcing that?
Do both numbers have to be post paid AND with Optus or is it enough to have a cheap (for example) $8.99 Exetel ‘Post Paid’ SIM when you go to get the eSIM activated?
In the second example they’d never know if the ‘Exetel’ Post Paid service was cancelled and swapped for an overseas SIM (just one scenario).
If both the SIM and the eSIM have to be post paid AND with Optus then they could flag it if you let the SIM lapse (and in theory they could disable the account for the eSIM).
I guess we’ll find out soon…
I am interested because I’d like to be able to use a 2nd SIM for overseas use in my iPhone.