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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.
T-Mobile is getting ready to shut down its 2G GSM network. After launching in 1991, this is only a natural move for the Un-carrier as it makes room for the new standard 5G network.
T-Mobile was on the hot seat recently after it was reported that they were the subject of a new breach. But as T-Mobile clarified, there were no recent breaches. Instead, they encountered a temporary system glitch when they did an overnight technology update.
Do you have an old smartphone that you wish to give away? You can put it to good use, thanks to T-Mobile’s new promotion.
You can get a free REVVL 6x or REVVL 6x Pro when you trade in a working device at T-Mobile. However, you need to be under a postpaid plan in order to get the free offer. You’ll also need to get the phones under an equipment installment plan for two years.
As they all say, the only thing permanent in this world is change. And for T-Mobile customers, a new change has started to take effect last Thursday, August 17th.
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