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Mint Mobile: Good or Bad?
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this post was submitted on 25 Jun 2023
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I tried it for a week and at least in my city it was pretty much unusable. Service is prioritized below T-Mobile proper, so it can be super slow if your area has a lot of T-Mobile users.
Maybe you need to change your access point to mint's? I drove from Oregon to Michigan and and the only bad spot was in areas that just flat out didn't have any service. It was spotty at first but I found that I needed to change the AP in my network settings.
All the MVNO are deprioritized, Verizon's policies are the worst of the big 3. T-Mobile's policy allows for much more traffic so it's not nearly as noticable. AT&T MVNOs have almost no difference between themselves and proper AT&T monthly service.
I'm still trying to figure out how to get my phone to let me add an APN my P6P doesn't do anything when I hit save even after taking out my Tmo SIM and rebooting. Maybe still a daemon on there locking that and ill have to reset the phone.