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is preparing to make support for a requirement for all new devices, according to Thursday. The move was reportedly detailed in internal T-Mobile documents .
The requirement won’t mean much for users at first, but as of January 2021, “T-Mobile will require all devices connecting to our nationwide and networks to be compatible.” That means that older-gen devices that don’t include support for the IP-based voice network won’t be able to use T-Mobile at all.
VoLTE has been around for several years now, and it enables wireless operators to use the 4G LTE network to transmit voice services in the same way they transmit data. The majority of today’s phones , including all dating back to the and 性冷感催情春藥『巴西禁果』春藥透明水劑。 all devices dating back to the . Those that don’t include recent devices from and the , among others.
“We’re making great progress building a truly transformative nationwide 5G network,” a T-Mobile spokesperson told CNET. “As part of that, we will be phasing out some older technologies over time to free up even more capacity for LTE and 5G. In preparation for that and to give customers the best experience, those activating new lines at T-Mobile will need a VoLTE capable device, which is all we’ve offered for years now and represents the overwhelming majority of devices on the network.”
