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Report: T-Mobile Customers Discover Glitch to Unlock Unpaid Samsung Devices

There’s always a catch when you buy a new smartphone from a carrier instead of directly from the manufacturer. While these phones may seem to give a discount or even offer it for free with a plan, it also means that you’ll be stuck with the carrier until you pay off the device. And understandably, carriers do this to deter fraud so it’s usually a Win-Win scenario.  Earlier today, however, it looks like T-Mobile customers found a … [read full article]

Consumer Groups Hope the FCC Approves One Condition Related to T-Mobile’s Mint Acquisition

A total of four consumer advocacy groups have requested the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to implement a special phone unlocking condition related to T-Mobile’s intended acquisition of Mint Mobile. These four groups include Consumer Reports, Benton Institute, Open Technology Institute at New America, and Public Knowledge.  The groups are hoping that a similar condition will be agreed upon just like Verizon’s acquisition of TracFone in 2021. They are hoping that the Un-carrier will allow all devices to … [read full article]

T-Mobile Postpones 2G Shutdown Date

Most people these days have already made the switch to a 5G-enabled smartphone, especially since manufacturers have started to release budget-friendly options. Despite this, there are still some people who use 2G phones. The ones that do are currently using T-Mobile’s 2G network since Verizon and AT&T have shut down their networks years ago. T-Mobile also originally planned to shutdown its 2G network on April 2. But it looks like the Un-carrier has changed its mind.  [read full article]

T-Mobile Customer Shares His SIM Swap Attack Experience

SIM swap attacks are always a scary scenario for wireless customers. Thieves can walk into a store and pretend to be the owner of the SIM and get away with a new one. After that, they already have access to everything the owner has– bank accounts, email, and security questions.  One T-Mobile customer recently shared his SIM swap experience on Reddit. While he was at home, he received … [read full article]

T-Mobile Has a $1,300 Off on Galaxy S24 for Select Customers

Now that Samsung has unveiled its Galaxy S24 series, T-Mobile is getting ready for an exclusive early-bird offer. The Un-carrier has a $1,300 discount on the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Unfortunately, not everyone is eligible for this offer.  As shared by The Mobile Report, T-Mobile will be notifying eligible customers starting February 2nd. If you are among the customers “targeted” for this offer, you should expect … [read full article]

T Life’s First Physical Giveaway for 2024 is No Ordinary Notebook

Just before the weekend came, T-Mobile rolled out its update for its T Life app. This app took over the T-Mobile Tuesdays app that originally offered rewards to customers every Tuesday. The new app came as an all-in-one solution for several products and services that the Un-carrier offered. While many users were able to update the app on their phones, there are some Android users … [read full article]

T-Mobile Tuesdays App Update to T Life App Has Begun

At the start of January, it was revealed that T-Mobile will be sunsetting its T-Mobile Tuesdays app. The Un-carrier is moving the program to a new app called T Life, which will be an all-in-one app together with other services like SyncUP and Home Internet.  The Reddit post that originally shared the announcement has since been deleted. But ever since it made the rounds online, T-Mobile … [read full article]

T-Mobile Makes Two Changes to 5G Home Internet Service

A couple of changes are in place with T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet service. These changes mostly affect new customers.  Data Cap Update: January 26, 2024: Apparently, T-Mobile has not imposed a data cap. Here is their statement regarding this: “This is a fair usage policy, not a data cap. We don’t have a data cap. Customers still get unlimited data even if they use more than 1.2TB in a month (over 2X the average user – less … [read full article]