The Swamp

Giff wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2024 6:56 pm The iPhone 12 I had but the dust after one final drop while fumbling with the keys. My brother runs a T-Mobile store so I was lucky enough he was working. Before I left the house I checked the passwords for all my major apps knowing that was a pain last time I got a new phone in 2020. I had no idea they could transfer all that so easy now! My Sportsfrog tab was still open on the Safari app on the new phone!

What about your Pornhub tab?

Still there too!

I've been loving Mint Mobile, until I dropped my phone last night and broke it. It would be nice to go to a store to have it replaced right away, but I guess you loose that for saving $600 a year. Now I'm waiting to hear back from Google who coudn't fix my phone through chat and said they would get back to me in 24 hours for Google to provide the "best available options for me." I don't know if I should wait to hear back or just go to Best Buy and get the replacement, then switch the SIM card. Mint Mobile chat is telling me that they're not gonna help pretty much

Edit: it broke from like a two foot drop as I was getting out of my car which I swear I have done at least 10 other times without a problem (dropping the phone, not getting out of my car). So now I'm thinking about paying for the OtterBox, but I've had a generic wallet type phone holder, and I used it to hold a few credit cards and license. Anyone combine a more protective case like ottorbox with the wallet folio thing?

Hey if any of you apple fanbois like me have a watch and an iphone AND you aren't getting notifications on your phone, it's almost 100% likely that it's the watch that's stealing them and just showing banners but no sounds.

Finally figured out an issue where I would never get any notifications at night - specifically the Blink camera system. There were guys walking through my back yard at 5 AM yesterday and they apparently riffled through a few cars down the street.

T-Mobile raising prices for older plans. $5 per line for me. Fully expect that it's another $5 per line in 6 month and another 6 months after that.

Infinite growth must prevail! Line must always go up.

https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/t-mobi ... next-bill/

Johnnie wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 10:36 am T-Mobile raising prices for older plans. $5 per line for me. Fully expect that it's another $5 per line in 6 month and another 6 months after that.

Infinite growth must prevail! Line must always go up.

https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/t-mobi ... next-bill/

Probably to pay for all of the T-mobile Tuesday deals they push that I can't take advantage of because they are not for things near me.