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Xda people confirmed it isn't working though last I checked.
It works on T-Mobile just turn of wifi calling to enable. I had to call T-Mobile and while talking to a tech I discover that.
I read the reason carriers block it because it'll pull mobile data even if connected to wifi
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That is the whole point of the feature to begin with. It uses both your cellular data + WiFi together to d/l faster. That excuse from the carriers is bull and they know it. They simply do not want people using cellular data if they can use WiFi and they certainly don't want people using both.
Since Samsung is pretty much toothless in the US they might as well starting doing to launches, one for the US minus the features the carriers will block and then the one everyone else gets with all the features that aren't blocked.
It works on T-Mobile just turn of wifi calling to enable. I had to call T-Mobile and while talking to a tech I discover that.
I also read there was an issue with limited bandwidth hot spots where there were many users on the hot spot such as Starbucks and this dl would be hogging extra bandwidth. People using home or work networks were not a problem but they just decided not to support it. My guess is they want to come up with something they can charge us to use a feature similar to this. Sad they got disable technology we pay for and some of the reason we purchase a certain device. VZW also disabled the pay with pay pal via the finger print feature.I think casual smartphone users with small data plans could end up being the problem here. Verizon and AT&T don't want to deal with people going over there data limits and not understanding why.
However, it should be available but only after going through some small hurdles to activate it.
why wouldn't the carriers want that it's more money In their pocket
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I think casual smartphone users with small data plans could end up being the problem here. Verizon and AT&T don't want to deal with people going over there data limits and not understanding why.
However, it should be available but only after going through some small hurdles to activate it.
It's not an issue with sprint or T-Mobile which Is unlimited data
I can understand they would wanna turn it off for sprint and T-Mobile
but for att & Verizon, it's a good opportunity to gouge their customers for data overages
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