Hope you use T-Mobile because that’s the only carrier getting full support. AT&T has only native support, while its MVNOs are shown as “partial” (a.k.a. “pot luck” with regard to which capabilities are supported). Verizon is a total no-go.
Fair enough - I’m aware it’s not. I was still thinking of the American release since this is the first one officially supported in the USA, and I had just read another article focused upon that a couple days ago - which probably primed me for staying in that mindset. Apologies for being tunnel-visioned. I’m just very frustrated since I’d like to get one, but can’t use it under these limitations.
Hope you use T-Mobile because that’s the only carrier getting full support. AT&T has only native support, while its MVNOs are shown as “partial” (a.k.a. “pot luck” with regard to which capabilities are supported). Verizon is a total no-go.
I doubt he’s using T-Mobile in Australia. (take a look at his instance then realize lemmy is not just for Americans)
Fair enough - I’m aware it’s not. I was still thinking of the American release since this is the first one officially supported in the USA, and I had just read another article focused upon that a couple days ago - which probably primed me for staying in that mindset. Apologies for being tunnel-visioned. I’m just very frustrated since I’d like to get one, but can’t use it under these limitations.