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Roaming Violation
I occasionally get the message that I am in violation of excessive roaming. I have Cellular Data Options - Roaming off, Wi-Fi calling is on. I live in an area where I drive between 2 states regular...
Roaming options are a nice backup because you can stay connected even if T-Mobile doesn't directly cover the area you are in. Roaming is supposed to be a temporary connection and not something that you are using most of the time. If you have a T-Mobile account, then you should be connecting to T-Mobile towers more than 50% of the time or usage. Using the roaming service while you are on the road makes sense, but if you live or spend most of your time in a town that does not have T-Mobile coverage, then you are likely going to get a better experience with the provider that you are normally connected to.
When you are going through Arizona and Utah, what carriers are you connecting to? If you share the names of the carriers, I can double check that we still have an agreement with them.
