HA! That's cuteI wonder what kind of liability Verizon will face later.
HA! That's cuteI wonder what kind of liability Verizon will face later.
Its not.So no idea if this is related, but figured I would share. My husband and I are on iPhones a couple years old each (I believe mine is a 13). In any event, my mother in law (we're all on the same plan) updated her phone to a 16 over the weekend. When she activated it, my husband I both went into SOS and had to restart - and then no issues. We both have currently been without network since 10 am EST.
Wondering if there is any connection to her getting a 16 over the weekend and us being on the same plan.
It looked like there were some other folks who also upgraded recently. No idea if there is a correlation. Just food for thought.
My husband's work issued phone working no problem.
I'm in southeast Michigan right now, he's in Charlotte NC.
Perhaps my dad (a civil engineer) has a point about why he continues to pay for our analog landline at home. lol
To my understanding you'll never roam onto another carriers network unless you're connected to specific towers where your primary carrier is known to provide little to no service. Ultimately depends on the agreements they have setup along with your plan. If peoples phones just randomly roamed because they were in an elevator, parking garage or there was an outage it would overload the carriers that are available plus somebody has to foot the bill.I thought one of the arguments against MVNOs is that service with traditional carriers will roam onto another carrier's network if that carrier's network is unavailable (which MVNOs will not do). Is that no longer a thing except for emergency calls?
I doubt the current infrastructure could handle the load of millions of cell users trying to text/use data but hopefully some day. With iPhones and Pixel 9 supporting sat comms I'm sure they're getting slammed today.this is where satellite service should be included for free including internet
Old SE? We're all up and running off LTE. I had no idea of the issue till someone with 5g only as a setting under voice & data mentioned it.There are 5 of us in one location. Three iPhone SE’s are working fine; two iPhone 15’s are stuck in SOS mode.
My 16 Pro Max is on 5G Auto and has not had service all day (shows "SOS"). So I don't think that has anything to do with it.5g is down but LTE working fine. From people ive seen its those who don't have 5g Auto set that are having this issue.
OC, CALocation really doesn’t matter so stop saying “working in X”. I have two Verizon phones here, one works one doesn’t. What seems more useful may be what plan you’re on or which phone you’re using, not where you’re located. The one that is working is on a different account and is an older iPhone.
Old SE? We're all up and running off LTE. I had no idea of the issue till someone with 5g only as a setting under voice & data mentioned it.
Yes. Running on LTE.Old SE? We're all up and running off LTE. I had no idea of the issue till someone with 5g only as a setting under voice & data mentioned it.