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For an unknown time period, you won’t be able to do any T-Mobile SIM swap changes on your own. This means you won’t be able to change your SIM card via online or the app. And this is for good reason.
Earlier this week, Google Fi sent out an email to those who were participating in Google Maps as a Local Guide. As it turns out, Google is giving these individuals three months of free Google Fi service.
In the email, Google Fi says: “Thanks to your contributions on Google Maps, you can enjoy Google Fi for the rest of the year, on us.”
This week, Verizon was in the spotlight as the company announced new changes that are coming up for Big Red customers.
To start with, the company is welcoming a new concierge service that they will be releasing on a trial period. The other change is the new NFL+ service that will be added on Verizon +play platform.
Earlier this week, Verizon Wireless put the rumors to end by officially unveiling the newly rebranded Total by Verizon. This makes its acquisition of Total Wireless official.
It was previously reported in June 2022 that Total Wireless is undergoing rebranding efforts by Verizon Wireless. This comes after Big Red acquired the prepaid brand. After a few months, it looks like Verizon is getting ready to roll out the new Total by Verizon brand.
This week, Apple unveiled its latest iPhone 14 series of devices. The series contains a total of four models, namely the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max. In this iPhone iteration, Apple decided to remove the physical SIM card tray and replace it with eSIM. They also added Emergency SOS via satellite to these phones.
This week, T-Mobile announced some good news to its customers! Apple TV+ will no longer be offered as a perk but an included service to Magenta Max users.
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