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After years of waiting, T-Mobile finally has access to the 2.5GHz spectrum it won in 2022. This was the spectrum that the Un-carrier won at the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) Auction 108. But because the FCC did not have authority to license the spectrum, T-Mobile had to wait.
Earlier this week, some users found a glitch that allowed them to unlock select Samsung devices from T-Mobile. The Redditorswho discovered the software glitch shared that this was only possible with Samsung devices.
Earlier this week, T-Mobile rolled out its Hulu On Us perk for Go5G Next subscribers. The rollout, however, also means that T-Mobile customers now get Netflix with ads.
This week, wireless carriers announced their plans to increase their prices. Here is a short summary of these plan changes and what they mean to customers:
T-Mobile experienced a service disruption yesterday, impacting both customers and employees who were unable to access their accounts on the company's systems. Although the problem has since been resolved, initial concerns arose over the possibility of a cyberattack.
T-Mobile has reached out to us to assure us that it wasn't the case.
This was not a cyberattack. This has been resolved – it was an internal technical issue that temporarily impacted some platforms.
T-Mobile has unveiled some changes to its free perks this week. The announcement comes in the form of a new streaming service added to the perks and a change in one of the perks it offers. Let’s start with the good news.
Despite the numerous ways that carriers are implementing to erase spam and scam texts, there are a few that manage to go through. For 2024, T-Mobile is doing something to lessen this.
After heavy criticism and backlash over its planned forced migration, T-Mobile seems to be junking the idea… at least for now.
Yesterday during T-Mobile’s Q3 2023 Earnings Call, CEO Mike Sievert spoke up and cleared the air regarding the planned migrations. He iterated that these never actually began and that they were simply tests that would affect a very small number of customers.
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