If you're using Google Messages, you can use RCS and it will use WiFi if
you're sending images or anything besides text. Both ends of the
conversation have to be using RCS for it to work. Before RCS, if I had
to send or receive anything more than text (MMS, even group messages
were sent as MMS), I needed to have data turned on even if I had a WiFi
connection.
On 10/9/24 7:48 PM, charles meyer wrote:
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> My esteemed listmates,
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> I've spent a good deal of time and effort reading re: MMS and if they
> use data or if you can still open an MMS received with no data left.
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> Lots of people shared that you have to have data to open an MMS but I
> found others which share you just have to turn MMS on your Android to
> open and MMS.
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> I couldn't find an expansion of how to turn MMS on my Samsung Galaxy
> AO3 with Tracfone.
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> Has anyone explored and resoled this issue?
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> Thank you so much,
>
> Charles.
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> Charlotte County Public Library
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Tim McMahon
West Liberty Public Library
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