Talk:PinePhone Carrier Support

2021-03-12T03:37:19Z

Hyperdriveguy: /* Cricket dropping support for 3G and PinePhone in general */

== T-Mobile / Sprint ==

Hey so now that TMobile owns sprint or the other way around does that mean we can use it on that network now ??? Any body know [[User:Trk2233|Trk2233]] ([[User talk:Trk2233|talk]]) 03:07, 21 October 2020 (UTC)

== Carrier Support in Australia ==

Just wanted to add this somewhere because I couldn't find this info anywhere and took a punt ordering one, without knowing if it would work!! I'm not sure how to incorporate it properly because this breaks wiki style rules and I am new to Pine64 culture

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I am using a PinePhone in regional Victoria with Amaysim, and SMS worked. Phone picked up 2G, 3G and 4G (haven't tested mobile data). Phone calls worked with scratchy sound. An OS crash caused some glitches (lost the call but it was still connected somehow...) - but the issues were just software issues that will be worked out as the OS matures, the hardware seems to all work fine.

Amaysim uses the Optus 4G network - in Australia, there are three main networks (Telstra, Optus, Vodafone) and the others generally resell access to either of those two.

Amaysim says that the Optus network uses: 700MHz; 1800MHz; 2100MHz; and 2600MHz.
see https://www.amaysim.com.au/help/mobile/getting-started/is-my-device-compatible

There's an extra step to connect to a "hotspot" in order to use mobile data - there are separate hotspots for "iPhone" and "non-iPhone". Choose the non-iPhone one. (see here: https://www.amaysim.com.au/help/mobile/getting-started/manage-internet-settings-mobile-phone )

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[[User:Tawnyfrogmouth|Tawnyfrogmouth]] ([[User talk:Tawnyfrogmouth|talk]]) 09:33, 9 November 2020 (UTC)

== Cricket dropping support for 3G and PinePhone in general ==

I tried to get in contact with Cricket to activate my PinePhone with them and they are not supporting any new devices that do not support Cricket's High Definition Voice network. This is a very recent change that was made. Current users (including PinePhone users I presume) using Cricket will be supported until February 2022 when they depreciate it entirely. Attempting to swap an existing SIM card into a PinePhone will deactivate the line entirely and it will have to be reactivated by Cricket support.

Other users have been able to reproduce this issue: https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=12897&highlight=cricket

Talk:PinePhone Carrier Support

2021-03-12T03:17:09Z

Hyperdriveguy: /* Cricket dropping support for 3G and PinePhone in general */ new section

== T-Mobile / Sprint ==

Hey so now that TMobile owns sprint or the other way around does that mean we can use it on that network now ??? Any body know [[User:Trk2233|Trk2233]] ([[User talk:Trk2233|talk]]) 03:07, 21 October 2020 (UTC)

== Carrier Support in Australia ==

Just wanted to add this somewhere because I couldn't find this info anywhere and took a punt ordering one, without knowing if it would work!! I'm not sure how to incorporate it properly because this breaks wiki style rules and I am new to Pine64 culture

<blockquote>

I am using a PinePhone in regional Victoria with Amaysim, and SMS worked. Phone picked up 2G, 3G and 4G (haven't tested mobile data). Phone calls worked with scratchy sound. An OS crash caused some glitches (lost the call but it was still connected somehow...) - but the issues were just software issues that will be worked out as the OS matures, the hardware seems to all work fine.

Amaysim uses the Optus 4G network - in Australia, there are three main networks (Telstra, Optus, Vodafone) and the others generally resell access to either of those two.

Amaysim says that the Optus network uses: 700MHz; 1800MHz; 2100MHz; and 2600MHz.
see https://www.amaysim.com.au/help/mobile/getting-started/is-my-device-compatible

There's an extra step to connect to a "hotspot" in order to use mobile data - there are separate hotspots for "iPhone" and "non-iPhone". Choose the non-iPhone one. (see here: https://www.amaysim.com.au/help/mobile/getting-started/manage-internet-settings-mobile-phone )

</blockquote>

[[User:Tawnyfrogmouth|Tawnyfrogmouth]] ([[User talk:Tawnyfrogmouth|talk]]) 09:33, 9 November 2020 (UTC)

== Cricket dropping support for 3G and PinePhone in general ==

I tried to get in contact with Cricket to activate my PinePhone with them and they are not supporting any new devices that do not support Cricket's High Definition Voice network. This sounds like a very recent change that was made. Current users (including PinePhone users I presume) using Cricket will be supported until February 2022 when they depreciate it entirely. Attempting to swap an existing SIM card into a PinePhone will deactivate the line entirely and will have to be reactivated by Cricket support. Cricket offers a page to check for support by entering the modem's IMEI:

https://www.cricketwireless.com/cell-phones/bring-your-phone?utm_source=chatbot&utm_content=BYOP

Can anyone else confirm their device is listed as incompatible? I want to make it's not isolated to my device.

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