maniac joe asked some tech questions but guess i dont know enough about my phones innards to answer them.....would seem a simple answer is there somewhere
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Those usually show for MMS, so they would have to make sure that they have a valid mobile data connection (MMS only works through WiFi IF the device/carrier supports WiFi calling or they're using a carrier app with WiFi support, like Verizon's Messages+ or T-Mobile's DIGITS app).
They should also check their settings to see if roaming restrictions aren't kicking in (i.e. mobile data while roaming or, depending on the messaging app, MMS auto-download while roaming).
I've had several issues getting MMS properly even through WiFi calling when traveling abroad, for instance, and would get a barrage of them once I landed in US territory.
They should also check their settings to see if roaming restrictions aren't kicking in (i.e. mobile data while roaming or, depending on the messaging app, MMS auto-download while roaming).
I've had several issues getting MMS properly even through WiFi calling when traveling abroad, for instance, and would get a barrage of them once I landed in US territory.
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