on 07-02-2024 08:57
I frequently travel to the US but recently I've found myself having no connection in LA, I have to manually roam to T-Mobile to get any network/service.
Does O2 have issues with AT&T?
Would it make sense that my HPLMN list is still forcing my phone to connect to AT&T?
on 07-02-2024 09:08
T Mobile has been the favoured network for a while now.
We have been advising customers to use it instead of AT&T.
on 07-02-2024 12:32
Have O2 issued any comms relating to this? I have a few other business partners who suffer the same issue but O2 seem very reluctant to say anything.
Are they also going to update the HPLMN list to auto connect to T-Mobile instead of going to SOS.
on 07-02-2024 12:37
on 07-02-2024 12:37
They dont need to as in some parts of the US AT&T works better than T-Mobile, looking at Vegas and Hawai'i and the Raleigh Triangle..
And AT&T is still a roaming partner, and checking the devices I manage I can see 30 devices roaming happily on AT&T and another 50 or 60 roaming happily on T-Mobile...
If you want to raise to your enterprise account manager then let them know... (assuming you have an enterprise contract) or your business account manager.
I dont think I have seen a HPLMN network update for about 6 or 7 years, as they mostly get ignored by handsets now adays
on 07-02-2024 12:38
on 07-02-2024 12:38
No idea.
You'd need to ask O2 that Guide: How to find help & contact O2
on 07-02-2024 13:58
Thanks both @madasaf1sh @MI5