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T-Mobile achieves goal for 100% renewable energy

T-Mobile has obtained a new achievement! Earlier today, the Un-carrier revealed that they are the first and only U.S. provider to source 100% of its total electricity usage with renewable energy.  This is a milestone that T-Mo mapped out as early as 2018. Back then, they were the first provider to sign the RE100 pledge. Their goal was to source 100% of its total electricity with renewable energy by the end of 2021. And true enough, the … [read full article]

T-Mobile: To let go of some unvaccinated employees

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It looks like T-Mobile is on the hot seat right now with its latest decision regarding unvaccinated employees.  As reported by The Verge, T-Mo plans to fire corporate employees who still have not been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by April 2. The decision was revealed in an internal email. This was further corroborated by Deeanne King, T-Mo’s head of human resources, who said that employees with only one dose by February 21st will be put … [read full article]

T-Mobile investigates part in Tracfone security breach

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Last week, Tracfone alerted its customers of a security breach they discovered in their system. Some of the affected customers found themselves on Metro by T-Mobile’s network without their authorization. And today, T-Mobile is shedding more light on the matter.  According to Tracfone, they first received complaints of similar incidents around the holidays. This prompted them to release a statement: “We were recently made aware of bad actors gaining access to a limited number of customer … [read full article]

T-Mobile will let you try out its Home Internet service for 15 days for free

Good news to anyone who’s interested in getting T-Mobile’s Home Internet service. T-Mo will soon let you try out the service for free for 15 days.  The T-Mo Report recently obtained leaked information about T-Mo’s plans to offer this trial in the future. The report shared that customers can sign up for T-Mo’s Home Internet service and get risk-free for 15 days. If you decide to cancel within that time period, the Un-carrier will give you … [read full article]

T-Mobile extends ACP discount to Metro by T-Mobile customers

Back in December, T-Mobile’s Assurance Wireless participated in the new Affordable Connectivity Program offered by the federal government. Today, the Un-carrier is extending this program to its prepaid brand, Metro by T-Mobile.  In a press release, T-Mo revealed that the ACP discount will be applied on the accounts of both new and existing Metro by T-Mobile customers. Eligible customers can get free wireless service with 5G of high-speed smartphone data or up to $30 off … [read full article]

Here’s why you’re unable to access certain websites

Some T-Mobile customers have been experiencing an “OpenDNS error” while trying to access certain websites on 4G/5G. If you are one of the customers who are currently dealing with this issue, it may be because of T-Mobile’s filtering tool. As discovered by a source of The T-Mo Report, T-Mobile recently “upgraded” its Web Guard feature. With the upgrade, the feature now supports HTTPS. The report also shows that many T-Mo customers did not know that they … [read full article]

T-Mo employees, you might be entitled to a relocation incentive

T-Mobile is currently enticing its existing customers with some money to relocate to other parts of the country. According to internal documents obtained by The T-Mo Report, the Un-carrier is offering between $4,000 and $10,000 to relocate to another store.   T-Mobile calls this their “Relocation-Based Transfer Incentive.” And as revealed in the document, it is currently being offered to their Retail Associate Managers (RAMs) and higher positions.  With the incentive, T-Mo hopes they can fill staff … [read full article]

PCMag explores T-Mo’s secret against Verizon and AT&T’s C-band tech

T-Mobile’s President of Technology, Neville Ray, recently shared his thoughts on the topic of AT&T and Verizon’s C-band investments. In his blog post, the T-Mo executive stressed that their customers aren’t affected by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)’s concerns simply because they are not using the same technology.  Following up this blog post, PCMag took the time to explore the streets of New York to look for the Un-carrier’s secret weapon against C-band. And true … [read full article]

T-Mobile tops Opensignal’s latest 5G Experience Report

T-Mobile has once again topped a third-party study for having the fastest 5G download and upload speeds in the country. The study also found that T-Mo can connect to 5G more often and in more places than anyone else.  According to Opensignal’s latest 5G Experience Report, the Un-carrier has a 5G download speed that is over 2.5x faster than Verizon’s and over 3x faster than AT&T’s. The report also states that T-Mo customers got to connect to … [read full article]

T-Mobile exec shares thoughts on current FAA concerns over C-Band 5G

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With the aviation industry’s concerns over 5G, T-Mobile President of Technology, Neville Ray, turned to the company’s website to give his input.  In the blog post, Ray discloses that T-Mobile does not use C-Band, which is where the concern comes from. The executive also says that T-Mo’s network and customers are not affected by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)’s concerns.  The post reads: “5G smartphones and networks have been in use across the US and globally since … [read full article]

T-Mobile can now fix your Apple device even if you’re not a T-Mo customer

Good news to all Apple users! T-Mobile is expanding their in-store repair services. The best part about this is that this service will extend to customers outside of T-Mobile.  As reported by The T-Mo Report, T-Mobile will soon start offering repairs to all Apple customers in their stores with repair services. Even if you’re an AT&T or Verizon customer, you can get the repair service as long as you set up an appointment schedule on Apple’s … [read full article]

T-Mobile expands Home Internet service to 57 cities in Texas

T-Mobile is kicking off 2022 with a busy month.  Earlier today, the Un-carrier revealed that it has expanded its coverage of fixed wireless Home Internet service to 57 cities and towns across Texas. With this expansion, nearly 4 million Texans will be given an alternative to traditional landline ISPs.   “I am encouraged to hear about the expansion of T-Mobile Home Internet – a new option for connectivity in our state,” said State Representative Trent Ashby. “It’s unacceptable … [read full article]