Which phone are you using? I assumed your phone wasn't on their MMS supported list?
Additionally, can you elaborate more on your workaround.from your description, honestly, I didn't know what is going on.
Which phone are you using? I assumed your phone wasn't on their MMS supported list?
Additionally, can you elaborate more on your workaround.from your description, honestly, I didn't know what is going on.
- The phone is a Librem 5. It is 15 months old.
So is my tenure with Koodo.
Koodo announced that they were changing settings and if that bricks a p[hone, Koodo will sell me one. What kind of business plan does that sound like to you? - The phone worked - until Koodo wanted to force me to buy one of the spy-phones. Librem L5 respects their customers rights to privacy. The devices Koodo want me to buy are not phones, they are stalkers.
- After Koodo offered customers the option to buy their phones or pound sand, I was able to get the phone to send/receive tests WITH pics. But that was short lived and was presented again with the their super duper deal - buy one of their phones or go without.
- WORKAROUND: was to revert back to the original settings spotted here at Koodo. That page has been replaced but I remember it had a IP address starting with 74. I believe that that page settings are what worked for me. Not the new trick to sell, phones.
CAVEAT: If anyone reading this that goes to the L5 sales pitch site, it’s the Internet. Companies can say and advertise whatever they want - what ever way they want.
I had no comments on Librem. If someone told me their phone wasn’t tracked, that’s their words, not government spyware or any advertisement company.
Anyway, I saw your post 1 and 2 month ago. I haven’t seen any new development on Koodo MMS since then.
If you are looking for old MMSC, here it is
MMSC proxy: 74.49.0.18
MMS port: 80