2026-04-14 22:46 UTC
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@shads@lemy.lol 2026-04-14 22:48
Of course there is absolutely no chance this has been a situation which was overstated by Telcos that are salty about imports cutting into the profitability of their markets... Right! Right. Right?
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@Professor_Piddles@sh.itjust.works 2026-04-15 00:37
Here in the US, my carrier started forcing an ["approved devices" list](https://www.att.com/scmsassets/support/wireless/devices-working-on-att-network.pdf), supposedly for "quality of service" as they phased out 3G. My phone at the time worked fine on 4G for over a year, but suddenly one day it no longer worked once they started enforcing this. I suspect the carrier wanted to collect a troll toll from phone manufacturers to allow them the privilege to sell a phone to their customers, and since my phone (OnePlus 5T) was a few generations behind the latest, it seems like it didn't make sense for OnePlus to pay a fee for an old phone that they didn't make or sell anymore. So anyway fuck AT&T
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@cdzero@lemmy.ml 2026-04-15 02:35
Not an issue with Fairphone 4 at least.