T-Mobile started the year on a high note by taking concrete measures to safeguard customers against spam and inappropriate messages. The company is now going to improve the customer experience in another meaningful way by replacing the T-Mobile Tuesdays app with an app with expanded functionality.
Even though T-Mobile screws up every once in a while, it more than makes up for that by rolling out new deals and perks periodically. You don’t have to wait for it to announce a deal for free stuff and rewards though. Just like for everything else, there’s an app for those feeling peckish for a deal, assuming you are a T-Mobile user. It’s called T-Mobile Tuesdays and it’s the carrier’s little way of thanking you for being a customer.
As the app’s name suggests, all you are expected to do is open the app every Tuesday and see if a deal or a prize is waiting to be claimed. Even Metro by T-Mobile and Sprint customers can download the app. T-Mobile Home Internet and Small Business Internet users are also eligible.
T-Mobile is shutting down the T-Mobile Tuesdays app and introducing in its place a new app called T Life, reports Android Authority.
T-Mobile announced this change via the Tuesdays app. As a user, you don’t have to worry about downloading or deleting anything, as the Tuesdays app will morph into the T Life app, as long as your app is set to auto-update. The company hasn’t exactly revealed when this will happen.
Does that mean the Tuesday rewards are going away? Absolutely not. They will be a part of the new app, which will also allow you to access more benefits and provide you with “more ways to connect with what’s important.”
Released in 2016, the Tuesdays app serves more than its intended purpose at this point, which could be why it’s being replaced with a more sophisticated app. Besides, T-Mobile surely wouldn’t mind if you checked its apps on days that are not Tuesdays, and the new name will surely help with that.
The image included with the announcement gives us a little glimpse into the T Life app. It looks like a versatile app with different sections, including Global, which shows the location of a SyncUP Kids Watch, and a category which displays the status of a T-Mobile 5G Home Internet system.
