Vallot

This is still the case. An SMS is 160 characters, the 2nd a little less because there is control information, concatenation etc… Simply change the SMS input configuration and put Alphabet GSM because certain characters take up more space than others…

2.)
- Sunrise: Total shutdown will occur at the beginning of 2023
- UPC : does not allow sending or receiving direct MMS

- Salt: including Salt, will stop offering the MMS service from January 10, 2023.

Mass is said

If Swisscom offers a new service or a new network, does the price of your subscription show this? I don’t think so, right? QED…

Money down the drain is not a good investment idea for any business…

You might as well put it into the stability of services as into a service that no longer interests anyone.

What is the relationship to universal service? None.

Any sustainable business that has a service that costs them money, removes it. This has a certain logic, even if it is unpleasant. The money can thus be invested in services that are used by many more people.

@Anonym

Good morning,

Swisscom has not eliminated 3G, but like any network this will inevitably be the case one day or another.

FYI, this is already happening in the USA….
Do you want a discount for stopping 2G? Maybe you want a raise for 5G activation?
Would you perhaps like to bear the energy costs of this old technology?

It is clear that stopping certain services can create frustration for some, but is it really necessary to keep them beyond a certain threshold of use? Really not no.

If we want to maintain quality services with a reasonable price, it is necessary to remove certain old things… Even if this does not please everyone…

This is a beautiful explanation, accessible and understandable for everyone. THANKS!

We can no longer talk about receiving MMS, since the service no longer exists. So also from abroad.
Depending on how it works, an error message should be available on the sender’s mobile when sending, or then a notification to the sender that the message was not transmitted, if the notification request is active .

@pioupiou
an RCS exchange between a NOKIA 8 Sirocco and an iPhone? Impossible! The two are not compatible.

Take into account that when the mobile network is weak, the mobile will actually connect to a WiFi known to the device. However, it is useful to know that not all mobiles work the same way. Some will switch to WiFi more quickly than others. This is specific to the configuration made by the manufacturer. On the other hand, a satisfactory mobile network or a WiFi network which is also satisfactory, can cause the mobile to ping pong between the two… Tip: Activate the mobile’s airplane mode and ONLY reactivate WiFi. So the mobile will remain to communicate only on WiFi. Don’t forget to turn off airplane mode when you leave the premises. WiFi not optimal? There are WLAN BOXes to overcome this problem.

@Febauplio79

@Doremi

@StéphanieC

iMessage does not replace SMS, it is another service (Apple of course)

The function **5005*7672*+41794997979# returns an error message following one of the numerous iOS updates…
However, the modification was taken into account, which is no longer the case currently.
By deliberately putting a false SMS center number, the error is not implemented…
So the only possible possibility of correcting a false SMS control panel would be to remove the SIM, restart the mobile (without the SIM…) and put the SIM back in once the mobile has restarted.

To test