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  1. Follow up questions regarding #cell #phones and #carriers:

    1. Does anyone use Credo Mobile and, if so, do you like it?

    credomobile.com/plan

    2. Does anyone use Credo Mobile with a basic phone; i.e. not a smart phone?

    Thank you, #fediverse!

  2. Follow up questions regarding #cell #phones and #carriers:

    1. Does anyone use Credo Mobile and, if so, do you like it?

    credomobile.com/plan

    2. Does anyone use Credo Mobile with a basic phone; i.e. not a smart phone?

    Thank you, #fediverse!

  3. One US aircraft carrier is newer than HMS Queen Elizabeth (the older of the UK carriers): the Gerald Ford.
    Broken, isn't it?

    #navy #carriers #old #brokendown #TrumpLies #dementia

    The thing about nice old people is that they were nice young people.

  4. One US aircraft carrier is newer than HMS Queen Elizabeth (the older of the UK carriers): the Gerald Ford.
    Broken, isn't it?

    #navy #carriers #old #brokendown #TrumpLies #dementia

    The thing about nice old people is that they were nice young people.

  5. U.S. trade expert Adam Posen sees no immediate threat to the global economy from the Iran war. In a guest piece for "Handelsblatt", he warns that since the Suez... news.osna.fm/?p=36945 | #news #carriers #economy #face #global

  6. @EdwinG #Italian telecom #carriers will implement the same filter soon. I wonder if wild #telemarketers are able to #spoof legitimate, user registered, phone numbers. Perhaps those forgotten or seldom used ones.

    Decree from the Italian regulator (in Italian): agcom.it/comunicazione/comunic

  7. @EdwinG #Italian telecom #carriers will implement the same filter soon. I wonder if wild #telemarketers are able to #spoof legitimate, user registered, phone numbers. Perhaps those forgotten or seldom used ones.

    Decree from the Italian regulator (in Italian): agcom.it/comunicazione/comunic

  8. The complete #Enshitification of the very last of the very last of service oriented #Corporations both big and small has finally and utterly reached the last holdouts. Our #Providers and #Carriers are all uniformly crap. Our #FinancialInstitutions are all uniformly crap.Our #Insurers are all uniformly crap. The best you can hope for is an all out #NuclearWar that kills them all. The irony is that people have actually voted for worse things !
    🤣☕🐾🤘

  9. Tech literacy requires almost universal demographic exposure because knowledge of tech security needs to be a thing everywhere. It may seem impossible to keep up with all the breaches, flaws and farked update scenarios that are a scourge of modern life but you have to try because your #Carriers and #Providers already demonstrably suck at #Security more than you

  10. The fact they aren't unlocked from the jump is a problem!

    Carriers should have to unlock your iPhone within 60 days – FCC

    9to5mac.com/2024/06/28/unlock-

    #Carriers #iPhone #Tech

  11. The fact they aren't unlocked from the jump is a problem!

    Carriers should have to unlock your iPhone within 60 days – FCC

    9to5mac.com/2024/06/28/unlock-

    #Carriers #iPhone #Tech

  12. Maybe this will be the end of the blue/green bubble nonsense.

    US carriers enabling RCS for iPhone users running iOS 18 beta 2

    9to5mac.com/2024/06/25/us-carr

    #US #Carriers #RCS #iPhone #iOS18Beta #Tech

  13. Maybe this will be the end of the blue/green bubble nonsense.

    US carriers enabling RCS for iPhone users running iOS 18 beta 2

    9to5mac.com/2024/06/25/us-carr

    #US #Carriers #RCS #iPhone #iOS18Beta #Tech

  14. Carriers Season Two arrives in August from Red 5 Comics!
    This summer the Carriers return in all new adventures!  Collected in trade paperback, Carriers: Season Two hits stores this August

    Join Fable, Cherrybomb, Gladius and the Dark Dove for Carriers: Season Two! They are weaponized carrier pigeons! Are they really having these insane adventures every month or is it...
    comiccrusaders.com/carriers-se
    #red 5 comics #comic books #indie #carriers

  15. Big Three #carriers pay $10M to settle claims of false “unlimited” #advertising

    T-Mobile, #Verizon, and AT&T will pay a combined $10.2 million in a settlement with US states that alleged the carriers falsely #advertised #wireless plans as "unlimited" and phones as "free."
    #unlimited #tmobile #att #fraud

    > just a cost of doing business / drop in the bucket 👎😡

    arstechnica.com/?p=2023535

  16. Big Three #carriers pay $10M to settle claims of false “unlimited” #advertising

    T-Mobile, #Verizon, and AT&T will pay a combined $10.2 million in a settlement with US states that alleged the carriers falsely #advertised #wireless plans as "unlimited" and phones as "free."
    #unlimited #tmobile #att #fraud

    > just a cost of doing business / drop in the bucket 👎😡

    arstechnica.com/?p=2023535

  17. @Satori

    Had to look #Purdys up - #chocolate? At least freezing wouldn't damage it.

    Yes, we've had good #carriers and bad over the years here. The worst one kept doing the "delivery attempted" thing, just leaving the go-pick-it-up doorcards without trying to #deliver them. I eventually caught him because I was passing the door as he approached. He stopped dead and looked panicked.

    He offered me the door card. I said "No, I would like my package". He didn't have it, and I knew it...

    1/x

  18. @Satori

    Had to look #Purdys up - #chocolate? At least freezing wouldn't damage it.

    Yes, we've had good #carriers and bad over the years here. The worst one kept doing the "delivery attempted" thing, just leaving the go-pick-it-up doorcards without trying to #deliver them. I eventually caught him because I was passing the door as he approached. He stopped dead and looked panicked.

    He offered me the door card. I said "No, I would like my package". He didn't have it, and I knew it...

    1/x

  19. https://www.theregister.com/2023/10/31/fcc_broadband_subsidies/

    "The US Federal Communications Commission (#FCC) has authorized more than $18 billion to be paid to #carriers to #expand #rural #broadband."
    Based on the results of PAST such subsides, of course, the $64,000 question — or rather, the $18 billion question — is whether carriers will actually do anything after they pocket the money. If carriers had actually built the infrastructure they promised to build out in return for past subsidies, the entire US would have a robust broadband infrastructure already.

    And if we had some ham, we could have ham and eggs, if we had any eggs.