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114 TopicsMagneta 1.0 vs Magenta Plan
I am still on Magenta 1.0. Trying to determine if I should switch to the regular Magenta plan. Can you tell me what this distinction in high-speed data means between the two? Am I only getting 4G LTE service at best with my current plan? What other notable differences might there be? You sent27KViews0likes3ComentariosUnable to download group MMS
I have a Pixel XL that was originally Project Fi. I switched to TMobile two weeks ago and my group MMS are not downloading, either on wifi or mobile. Sometimes they come through, other times I have to go to the individual messages and download them. 90% of the time, they fail to download. I've done all the troubleshooting, including resetting the network and creating the new APN from this forum. My husband has the same phone and same network and is not having this issue. The message app also crashes after a few tries at downloading. Google support was not helpful, telling me I can't use wifi for MMS, which is incorrect because I've always used wifi. Plus, it's also happening on data. Below is the APN I have done according to TMobile support doc. Although, my phone does not have a "MMS protocol" option. This helped my phone to be able to receive them more frequently, although, I still have to download them. Android APN settings Open the Access Point Names or APNs menu. In Settings, look under Wireless & Networks or tap the Connections tab. Touch Mobile network. You may need to touch More settings, More..., or More networks first. Touch Access Point Names. Touch the T-Mobile APN if one is available. If not, press the Menu key and touch new APN. Verifica y actualiza las siguientes configuraciones para el APN de datos. Name: T-Mobile APN: Fast.t-mobile.com (for LTE devices) or epc.tmobile.com (for non-LTE devices) Proxy: <Not set> Port: <Not set> Username: <Not set> Password: <Not set> Server: <Not set> MMSC: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc MMS proxy: <Not set> MMS port: <Not set> MMS protocol: WAP 2.0 MCC: 310 MNC: 260 Authentication Type: <Not set> APN Type: default,supl,mms OR Internet+MMS Default Android provides a text field to enter: default,supl,mms. Samsung ofrece un botón de radio Internet+MSM para seleccionar. APN Protocol: IPv4/IPv6 APN roaming protocol: IPv4 Turn APN on/off: Grayed out unless there are multiple APNs Bearer: Unspecified Press the Menu key. Touch Save. Delete any other APNs that appear in the list. El APN FOTA puede quedar si está disponible. Presiona el APN que hay que eliminar. Press the Menu key. Touch Delete APN. Verifica que haya un círculo junto al APN restante. Haz una reconfiguración parcial. Mantén presionado el botón de encendido hasta que el dispositivo se apague y reinicie. Prueba la conexión de datos y/o MSM accediendo a Internet o enviando un mensaje de foto. Completa soluciones de problemas adicionales si las configuraciones de APN son correctas pero los problemas persisten.Solved17KViews0likes19Comentarios5g home internet - some sites won't load
My big gray cylinder 5G Home internet has good signal and works reliably. But some percent of websites I visit simply refuse to load via the TMo 5g device, yet they work fine if I use my Verizon cellphone data, or a coaxial cable modem (which I have not canceled service on yet). I am guessing it's either a DNS issue between my Mac and the T-Mobile cylinder (eg: settings requiring technical help or updates), or a problem in the T-Mo network that is blocking some sites. After spending too many hours on the phone already with Tmo tech support for 5G Home, I am not excited about the prospect of engaging on the phone again. It takes too long, and the agents need more training and support. Has anyone experienced and solved this issue? Do you have technical insights? Is there actual written documentation somewhere that I could access? Thank you. (Honestly Tmo, you need to rethink your support infrastructure for 5G Home.)11KViews4likes80Comentarioscellular data doesnt work on ios 14.5 anymore!
iPhone 12 Pro Max on T-Mobile EssentialNCC family plan. After updating to iOS 14.5, cellular data won't work. It doesn't matter if it's connected to 5G or LTE, or at whichever signal strength. It doesn't have internet access. I can only make phone calls and text. I have tried network reset, factory reset, and reinsert sim. I even went to the Apple store to have my phone replacement eventually. However, the issue persists on the new phone as well once after it was updated to iOS 14.5. Only solution for now: is downgrade to iOS 14.4.2 or earlier. (As of may 3 Apple has stopped signing iOS 14.4.2 or earlier) Also, other people in my family plan with iPhone 12 models updated to iOS 14.5 have the same cellular data issue. There are several people on Reddit reportingthe same issue as well. All currently on essential plan. Reddit post Hopefully T-Mobile and Apple is working on a fix!? Ps. The most recent iOS 14.5.1 doesn't fix this problem.Solved8.8KViews5likes45ComentariosWhatsApp calls
My plan includes unlimited data (and messaging) out of the country. I called T-Mobile to ask a couple of questions about using the phone while out of the country, and the Tech Support agent told me not to make WhatsApp (or Facetime) calls because they count as calls and are charged at the rate of $0.25/min. I argues that WhatsApp calls consume data, not voice minutes, but he still said I will be charged if I make WhatsApp calls if not connected to wifi. Is he right?8.5KViews1like8ComentariosI only get 2 or one bar of service
I only get 2 bars of service, and 2 bars is the highest it'll go. I paid for another month not too long ago, and it still doesn't go past 2. I've tried everything from restarting to re-inserting the sim card again. I really don't want to think I paid $50 just for 1-2 bars. Is there anything else I can do to get my data to reach 4 bars again? My phone model is theiPhone XS Max.7.6KViews1like6ComentariosPrepaid Plan: Whitelisted vs Data
Hello. I apologize if this question has already been asked and answered--I just couldn't find a satisfactory answer through a quick search or when calling T-Mobile customer service. I just signed up for a $10 Connect prepaid plan with 1GB of data. On the usage details (under data), I see both categories called "whitelisted" and "data" under category for the service of internet access (a copy of the usage detail is attached). Can anyone give me an easy to understand explanation of why there is two categories of "whitelisted" and "data," both of which really reduces the overall data anyway? One site (https://techshift.net/what-is-t-mobile-whitelist-and-regular-usage/) seems to indicate that "whitelisted" "doesn't count towards a plan's data bucket." I'm not sure what that really means or if it is even accurate since there aren't many similar explanations that I could find. Any assistance would be appreciated.Solved6.7KViews0likes8Comentarios