Cool thanks, I did not know that. I wonder why google does not publish that fix, but just says t-mobile is not supported. So is this an intentional security by obscurity thing, or is it a way to keep the uninformed from access?
I tried it on T-mobile, and as advertised, it does not work. Does anyone know if this is the fault of Google or the fault of the carrier. My understanding is that carriers are trying to maintain control over their networks so they can serve you the information they want, is that correct?
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Cool thanks, I did not know that. I wonder why google does not publish that fix, but just says t-mobile is not supported. So is this an intentional security by obscurity thing, or is it a way to keep the uninformed from access?
I tried it on T-mobile, and as advertised, it does not work. Does anyone know if this is the fault of Google or the fault of the carrier. My understanding is that carriers are trying to maintain control over their networks so they can serve you the information they want, is that correct?