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Don't worry, T-Mobile won't force you to a more expensive plan - Vimarsana News

Don't worry, T-Mobile won't force you to a more expensive plan

The big forced migration to more expensive T-Mobile plans is not going to happen, according to the company CEO.

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Yeah, sure: T-Mobile says those forced plan 'upgrades' were just a test - Vimarsana News

Yeah, sure: T-Mobile says those forced plan 'upgrades' were just a test

T-Mobile has claimed that a leaked move to force people on old plans to switch to new, more expensive plans is just a test.

SpaceX's Satellite Cellular Service To Launch In 2024 - Vimarsana News

SpaceX's Satellite Cellular Service To Launch In 2024

SpaceX has launched a new webpage to promote its upcoming “Starlink Direct to Cell” service, which is set to provide cellular...

Is Elon Musk's Starlink Becoming A Threat To Tower REITs? - Vimarsana News

Is Elon Musk's Starlink Becoming A Threat To Tower REITs?

People rarely think about the massive infrastructure they depend on every time they make a call or receive a text message on their mobile phones or how the massive amounts of data arrive on their devices almost instantly when watching reels on TikTok. The mobile connections that most of the world now relies on require a global network that consists of millions of towers and nearly enough fiber optic cables to reach Pluto. The global dependence on this network is great for the companies that own

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Wait until how you read how T-Mobile is spinning its forced migration; how you can opt-out - Vimarsana News

Wait until how you read how T-Mobile is spinning its forced migration; how you can opt-out

T-Mobile has a way of spinning the forced migration that some customers will have to deal with at the beginning of November.