yesterday
- last edited
8 hours ago
by
softech
Is this still true that it wouldn't work? I'm just wondering since it's been eight months and Public Mobile is transitioning away from 3g, at least it is in my area, so some of this info is out of date.
7 hours ago
No matter how old or new your phone or from which company you bought or if it is VoLTE compatible - it if it is NOT compatible with PM network – check VoLTE compatibility on PM site – then that phone will NOT work with PM services.
Your plan has nothing to do with phone compatibility; you can have the Most expensive plan but if phone is not compatible with PM then you will be charged extra or phone will not work at all.
ALWAYS check PM database with your phone’s IMEI – current phone or prospective purchase.
Check it here: https://www.publicmobile.ca/en/get-help/articles/volte - BE AWARE database is NOT up to date at all and results are NOT accurate. Best way is to contact agent for clarification (talking from personal experience) as they have access to the REAL compatibility database.
8 hours ago - last edited 7 hours ago
although the 5G on Nothing Phone is compatible with PM's network, it's still not on PM's VoLTE whitelist, and likely won't be on it. So, it means you might be able to use the phone for data and text but you won't get voice calls. If you have the phone already, you can check the compatibility yourself here:
https://www.publicmobile.ca/en/get-help/articles/volte
but I have already checked and it is not compatible on PM and Telus:
Nothing3AProA059P
TelusNothing3AProA059P