Re: T-Mobile Sprint Merger: Say goodbye to scam calls
JF Mezei <[email protected]>
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Someone mentioned that with the combined coverage of Sprint/T-Mobile, coverage ius much better. Have normal people seen a difference already from the merger? Have they just enabled T-Mobile custoemrs to roam on Sprint and vice versa? Or have they already "relabeled" all the SPrint towers to serve the T-Mobile MNO so T-Mobile customers are at "home" on those towers, and Sprint customers always roaming on T-Mobile already? (You can program OTA SIM cards to consider X network to be considered a "home" network even though the SIM card is attached to Y, which is how MVNOs work. on iPhone, Apple even allows carriers to rename other networks. Fo instance, in Canada, the Fido SIM cards consider the Rogers network to be "Fido" (Rogers shut down the Fido network when it bought it and moved all Fido customers to RogerKs network), and Fido renamed Bell and Telus's network to "Fido EXT" when roaming on bell or Telus. This also affect the manual network selection. So I am curious how T-Mobile is doing the integration.