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Does the T-mobile IOS app work for other people?
Does the T-mobile IOS app work for other people? I've got an iPhone 13, running IOS 16.5.1, and the latest T-mobile IOS app, and I can't log into the app to manage my account. First off, it won't let me paste my password from my password manager, and when I attempt to paste the password in, the app won't let me type it in manually, either. Sometimes, the app crashes at this point. I've tried deleting the app and its data, reset my phone via <Vol Up><Vol Down><Power> until it reboots, and then re-installing the app. I've also tried telling the app that my email address is 'Not Me'. It's also not making any attempt at two factor authentication! I can log into the T-mobile web site on my computer just fine. Chris151Visto1like4ComentariosRe: MIMO antenna for T-Mobile 5G home internet gateway?
ErikS1002 wrote: I recently rolled the dice on waveforms external antenna. My parents chose T-Mobile for home internet because of the awesome results I have had at my home. They also lacked any other real options. I would strongly consider moving before I ever considered settling for CenturyLink or HughesNet and this is what they faced. Luckily T-Mobile was available so they signed up. Gateway arrives, I set it up, and run the first speed test. 21mbps up and 4mbps down. This was super disappointing considering I consistently see speeds over 250mbps down and 35-40mbps up at my home from T-Mobile. They have a tower 0.83 miles west of their location so I expected much more. The issue they face is that their property is densely wooded including a high volume of large trees that completely surround the home. So, I took a gamble on an external panel 4x4 mimo. Super simple to connect to gateway. I used a gps to determine the exact azimuth to the nearest tower. Ran some test speed test with the antenna on the same side as that tower and pointed in its direction. I also tried it in various other locations on all sides of the house running test from each. Ultimately the location on the same side and pointed at nearest tower showed best results so I mounted it up. Not difficult to do at all. The only issue I could see being a problem would be if the best location ended up being on the front center of the home. While it isn't this massive sore thumb on the house it is noticeable. Luckily our spot ended up being the back corner of the house. With install complete I went back to run a series of speed tests. Using the external antenna saved us from the 21mbps down we started with. Now, my parents consistently get speeds of 350mbps down during the peak use times and sometimes as high as 500mbps down during off hours (1:00 am). Honestly, I was absolutely floored. I never expected gains like that. Now that I have seen the possibilities I don't see why everyone would get one. If you are going to rely on you primary internet service arriving via 4g or 5g why wouldn't you do everything to grab every extra bit of signal strength or speed or reliability you can. For me and my family it is totally worth every penny. If anyone has any additional questions about it feel free to reach out. I would be happy to help. Erik: Which external panel 4x4 mimo did you use? Thank you, Chris1Ver0likes0Comentarios