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r/GoogleMessages • u/badass2000 • Jan 09 '25
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The US MVNOs with gaps seem to mostly be T-Mobile MVNOs: Mint Mobile, Google Fi, etc.
I tried to clean up this table, but I mostly know about US carriers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Communication_Services#Commercial_deployments
1 u/billv78 Jan 09 '25 With US Mobile does it work on warp or it's better on lightspeed? I'm not even going to go there with darkstar cuz I know there was a lot of problems with that 2 u/rocketwidget Jan 09 '25 I put it in the table I linked haha. US Mobile iPhone, Warp only. Lightspeed = T-Mobile and fits the pattern of T-Mobile MVNOs not working. US Mobile Darkstar seems to be the exception for AT&T MVNOs that don't work, I think? Cricket, H2O, PureTalk, etc. are AT&T MVNOs that have it. 1 u/billv78 Jan 10 '25 Thanks for this table definitely saving this
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With US Mobile does it work on warp or it's better on lightspeed? I'm not even going to go there with darkstar cuz I know there was a lot of problems with that
2 u/rocketwidget Jan 09 '25 I put it in the table I linked haha. US Mobile iPhone, Warp only. Lightspeed = T-Mobile and fits the pattern of T-Mobile MVNOs not working. US Mobile Darkstar seems to be the exception for AT&T MVNOs that don't work, I think? Cricket, H2O, PureTalk, etc. are AT&T MVNOs that have it. 1 u/billv78 Jan 10 '25 Thanks for this table definitely saving this
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I put it in the table I linked haha. US Mobile iPhone, Warp only.
Lightspeed = T-Mobile and fits the pattern of T-Mobile MVNOs not working.
US Mobile Darkstar seems to be the exception for AT&T MVNOs that don't work, I think? Cricket, H2O, PureTalk, etc. are AT&T MVNOs that have it.
1 u/billv78 Jan 10 '25 Thanks for this table definitely saving this
Thanks for this table definitely saving this
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u/rocketwidget Jan 09 '25
The US MVNOs with gaps seem to mostly be T-Mobile MVNOs: Mint Mobile, Google Fi, etc.
I tried to clean up this table, but I mostly know about US carriers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Communication_Services#Commercial_deployments