• open app
• wait a full one minute and thirty seconds to log in
• go to add benefits
• select benefit

“Can’t add via app.”

That’s T-Life!

Does anyone have a good way to set up a splitz x750v2 4g with TMHI? I've already spoofed the imei of the old gateway and have the sim inserted in the new one, but it will not register still. Does t-mo block these boxes from their network through ways other than the imei? I've spent hours and hours trying to get it online and trying with different APN's.

Please help me, I've spent over $100 for this to work and it isn't. I'm doing this because the 5g is very congested and the tech support doesn't even know the difference between 5G and 5ghz wifi.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/26997545

Customers that have at least one voice line on any T-Mobile postpaid account will be able to add Home Internet unlimited for just $30/mo.

Mobile and KKR Announce Joint Venture to Acquire Metronet and Offer Leading Fiber Solution to More U.S. Consumers...

.... has entered into a definitive agreement to establish a joint venture (JV) with leading global investment firm KKR (NYSE: KKR) that will acquire Metronet including its broadband infrastructure, rapidly growing residential fiber business operations and existing customers... ... Metronet will focus on build plans, network engineering and design, network deployment, and customer installation.... .... expected to reach 6.5 million homes passed by the end of 2030.... ..... The transaction is expected to close in 2025, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. At closing, T-Mobile is expected to invest approximately $4.9 billion to acquire a 50% equity stake in the JV and 100% of Metronet’s residential fiber retail operations and customers, as well as funding of the JV.

Here is a chart showing how T-Mobile US's coverage has changed over the past 3.5 years on each band. Data comes from T-Mobile.

T-Mobile made waves back in 2021 when they automatically set user privacy settings to on by default for sharing customer info with advertisers. It made a lot of people angry then, and a new setting that’s appeared in the same settings is once again enabled by default.

A new toggle has shown up in the T-Mobile “Privacy Center”, and it appears to have first been spotted a month ago on Reddit. The toggle is for allowing “automated profiling” of your user data to analyze and predict how a user might behave, particularly when interacting with support.

This article will dive into what exactly “profiling” is in this context, and how you can opt-out for your account.

T-Mobile Is Forcibly Moving Those on Older Plans to Some of Its Newer Ones in November. Key takeaway: You can Opt-out but have to call T-Mobile Customer Care to do so. My Magenta to Go5G basic plan would cost $240 more annually for the added additional bonus of...extra hotspot data. That's it.

Well, I just spent an hour with customer service. First trying to gain access to my own bill. Then trying to understand why I'm being charged for Pandora Premium "on us", which clearly is not "on us", and I never signed up for (T Mobile assured me I did).

Made me wonder how many others went from a free Tidal account to a not free Pandora account.

Anyone else?

I'm hoping someone here has recent experience and can tell me how things worked out.

We have international data and sms built into our plans and really, that's all we need. We know we're covered there.

We'll be travelling lesser-known and well-known sites in Italy and I'm concerned about connection quality and connection speeds. We did okay in the past, but always found ourselves doing anything meaningful when we got back to our room (WiFi).

Does anyone know if we should expect 2G, LTE, 5G?

Genoa-Cinque Terre (area)-Florence-Rome

Just tried to send a friend a story about Parkinson's from lemmy.world and every single time TMobile strips the link from my SMS. They let tumblr.com though.

I just looked up if they're actively censoring other sites and, yes. They are. They claim they're only doing this to obscure domains (.xyz and so on) but I just watched a YouTuber demonstrate .com censorship too. So it seems it's less arbitrary than they claim.

https://community.t-mobile.com/accounts-services-4/why-is-t-mobile-censoring-our-sms-40519

https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/comments/rskfmx/video_evidence_of_tmobiles_sms_blocking_the_more/

The conservatives are crying about it like it's just them getting censored but it seems it's beyond party lines if I can't share an article about Parkinson's research.

Earlier today, T-Mobile unveiled a new update to its network: network slicing.

In a blog post, T-Mobile EVP & Chief Technology Officer, John Saw, described what network slicing is. Saw also revealed that they were already able to use 5G network slicing for a remote video production on a commercial network.