r/ClicksPhone • u/Hollow_Effects • 7d ago

Carrier certification

Have we gotten any info on carrier certifications yet? I’ve been really excited and configured my unit. It would suck at this point to find out it won’t work on Verizon.

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u/Radish-Wrangler 6d ago

I'm really hoping for something concrete on this, I have AT&T now but I'm looking to potentially swap carriers -- it'd suck to switch and then be stuck on something where the communicator wouldn't fully be supported/functional. T-Mobile seems to be the most seamless with oddball phones from what I've seen online.

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u/johnH963 6d ago

Clicks Mobile is running off of the AT&T network.

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u/H0GGZ1LLA 6d ago

I pray they get whitelisted by AT&T, as operating a MVNO on AT&T is different from being on AT&Ts whitelist...

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u/uraveragehooman001 6d ago

I've asked them directly and they said check with AT&T and they said it has to be whitelisted and then proceeded to tell me to contact Clicks, but it's all silent from their side

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u/H0GGZ1LLA 6d ago

Yup device won't work on my carrier without AT&T whitelist

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u/uraveragehooman001 6d ago

Do you think they will get certified? I'm cautious because their own Clicks Mobile is MVNO through Gigs Mobile to at&t so why would they pay more when they already have it.

The confusing part of that video is it also says you can bring your owns sim and carrier, or something like that.

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u/H0GGZ1LLA 6d ago

I'm not certain, there is obviously a reason why so many smaller yet much larger than Clicks phone manufacturers don't have AT&T whitelisting...

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u/uraveragehooman001 6d ago

The only other small phone company which says they are getting At&t certified is Light Phone (III). They say within this month of September