Deleting a secondary cellular connection involves several steps depending on the device you're using. However, the general steps are as follows:
1. Go to settings: On your device, the settings icon usually looks like a cogwheel. Tap on it to access settings.
2. Select cellular settings: Depending on your device, you may have to search for "Cellular" or "Mobile Data" in the settings options.
3. Tap on the secondary cellular connection you want to delete: On the cellular settings page, you'll see a list of all your cellular connections. Locate the one you want to delete and tap on it.
4. Delete the connection: Once you've selected the secondary cellular connection you want to delete, you can delete it by clicking on "Delete" or "Forget this Network."
5. Confirm Deletion: Your device may ask for confirmation before deleting the connection. Click "OK" to delete the connection.
6. Restart your device: After deleting the secondary cellular connection, restart your device to ensure the changes are saved.
If your device is an iPhone or an iPad, deleting a secondary cellular connection is relatively easy. However, if you're using a different device, the process may be slightly different. Check your device manual or search online for specific instructions on how to delete a secondary cellular connection on your particular device.