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Is Ubigi safe?
A neutral fact sheet built only from Ubigi’s own published pages, plus what to check when you land.
Ubigi is a brand of Transatel S.A.S. (France), which its privacy policy names as data controller. It reports agreements with more than 200 mobile operators, shows a regional IP by default with an optional home-country IP, and provides no phone number. Check the exit country when you land to see which IP you got.
Facts from Ubigi’s own pages
| Company | Services provided by Transatel S.A.S. or an affiliate; Ubigi is not a separate legal entity Source: Ubigi |
|---|---|
| Networks | Agreements with more than 200 mobile network operators Source: Ubigi |
| IP / routing | Regional IP shown by default; optional home-country IP; regular roaming sends traffic back to your country of residence Source: Ubigi |
| Phone number | Not provided Source: Ubigi |
| Hotspot | Tethering instructions published Source: Ubigi |
What “safe” means for any travel eSIM
- Content stays encrypted with HTTPS, whichever eSIM carries it.
- Routing decides the exit country — and what location sites see.
- Data-only means SMS codes still go to your home SIM; keep it active (with its own data roaming off).
When you land
- Select the Ubigi eSIM for mobile data and enable roaming for that line.
- Turn WiFi off and check the line: exit country, DNS answers, certificates.
- If an app or bank objects to the location, that’s routing, not a breach — contact the provider about IP options.
SentryFi is not affiliated with any eSIM provider and earns nothing from them. No affiliate links. Facts below are quoted from the provider’s own website, linked as the source.
Frequently asked questions
Who runs Ubigi?
Ubigi’s conditions say the eSIM and services are provided by Transatel S.A.S. or one of its affiliates.
Does Ubigi show a local IP?
Ubigi says a regional IP address is displayed by default, with an option for an IP from your country of residence.
