T-Mobile, the mobile network operator known for its innovative “Un-carrier” approach, is making changes to its Home Internet service that may impact some customers. If you’re one of the customers who originally signed up for T-Mobile’s affordable unlimited 5G Home Internet at one address but are now using it elsewhere, here’s what you need to know:

– The changes are set to take effect on June 20, so expect notification soon if you fall into the category of users affected by this update.
– To resolve the issue, you may need to return to your registered address or confirm eligibility for unlimited service at your current location.
– However, if your current address is not officially supported for unlimited Home Internet access, you may have to switch to a more expensive plan or leave the network altogether.

While T-Mobile claims these changes are aimed at ensuring a good network experience for all users, some customers see it as a way to increase profits. Many impacted customers may choose to cancel their existing Home Internet lines or join a waitlist for future service availability in their area.

Despite the backlash from some users on platforms like Reddit, T-Mobile has yet to provide a detailed explanation for these changes. As we wait for more information from the company, it’s essential for affected customers to understand their options and make informed decisions about their Home Internet service.

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