Jesus Delgadillo
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Probably have to Odin next one because TMobile didn't release thisI'll still get OTAs from T-Mobile right?
My Dad's ATT s10+ had never gotten an ota update since he got it. New sim even. UBS tried the date tick, cleaning the cache, everything. Call them they tell us oh well they roll out in groups. Seriously how many weeks does it take? He replaced two note 8s for the same issue, no ota updates. ...
Sounds like it may be related to his AT&T account configuration. AT&T may have his number configured improperly in his system. Has he ever had an unlocked phone?
Yeah SD card update will take 15 to 20 minutesIs it normal for the Starting Android black screen to take so long? I'm going on 10 min after attempting the SD card update
You tried Smart Switch on the computer?My Dad's ATT s10+ had never gotten an ota update since he got it. New sim even. UBS tried the date tick, cleaning the cache, everything. Call them they tell us oh well they roll out in groups. Seriously how many weeks does it take? He replaced two note 8s for the same issue, no ota updates. Seems like the only way he can get updates is to get the newer model each year. Never had an issue with my Tmobile version. This is becoming ridiculous.
You tried Smart Switch on the computer?
it's been this way 2 years now. Always assumed or was the device
What do you mean it's been 2 years like that?
Every device you got couldn't update?
Oh wow, definitely something wrong , you should have them escalate this or warranty the device, you pay money and shouldn't have to go through this .Yes. We actually exchanged a note 8 just to get one with current security updates. They keep telling us to wait and they roll out in batches. I'm not always in the area to sit in the phone with them for him. So we gave up on it for a while.
Yes. We actually exchanged a note 8 just to get one with current security updates. They keep telling us to wait and they roll out in batches. I'm not always in the area to sit in the phone with them for him. So we gave up on it for a while.
Multiple devices means that it probably isn't the device. It is something at AT&T related to that phone number.
Has he changed SIMs when changing devices? If not, maybe try a replacement SIM. Something in the AT&T netherworld could be discriminating against SIM (or phone number).