Does any mobile provider include MMS in data plan?

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dylan1951

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#1751361 31-Mar-2017 21:24

blakamin:

dylan1951:

I'd love to know if there were any mobile providers in the entire world that still have a texting plan which includes MMS. I did some research and found that pretty much every single provider in NZ charges $0.50 or $0.51 for each MMS.

I said there is in the post above yours.

https://www.amaysim.com.au/plans/mobile-plans/unlimited-large

unlimited talk & text

Standard calls, SMS and MMS to mobiles & landlines
Calls to 13 & 18 numbers, and voicemail

unlimited international

Standard calls to mobiles & landlines in 10 countries
Standard SMS & MMS to mobiles in selected countries

Oh sorry! I read your reply wrong! Awesome that's exactly what I was looking for, thanks!

blakamin

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#1751365 31-Mar-2017 21:35

solutionz

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#1751369 31-Mar-2017 21:48

What's your use case? Do you have control over the client devices?

I've seen various applications of data over SMS..

dt

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#1751381 31-Mar-2017 22:26

michaelmurfy:

Because I don't trust Facebook...

Ah fair enough, good point :)

Is is still possible for them to snoop even though its end to end encrypted using signals encryption protocol ?

cadman

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#1752590 1-Apr-2017 12:16

dt:
michaelmurfy:

Because I don't trust Facebook...

Ah fair enough, good point :)

Is is still possible for them to snoop even though its end to end encrypted using signals encryption protocol ?

Even though they use the SIGNAL encryption for the transmission phase does their source code get audited to see if they're snooping at the unencrypted stages?

cadman

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#1752627 1-Apr-2017 13:23

I don't do txts any more. I've turned off notifications and don't even have the MESSAGES icon on any of my screens. Nobody I want to communicate with does so via txt. I use SIGNAL, Viber, LINE (and occasionally Whatsapp but I avoid apps that don't have a desktop version). I don't use Facebook Messenger (I don't use anything Facebook). Viber is still my primary although it has been slowly going downhill. The IOS version of SIGNAL is pretty useless (apparently due to Apple restrictions) and LINE is a hassle to log in to on desktop.

dylan1951

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#1752787 1-Apr-2017 16:56

cadman:

I don't do txts any more. I've turned off notifications and don't even have the MESSAGES icon on any of my screens. Nobody I want to communicate with does so via txt. I use SIGNAL, Viber, LINE (and occasionally Whatsapp but I avoid apps that don't have a desktop version). I don't use Facebook Messenger (I don't use anything Facebook). Viber is still my primary although it has been slowly going downhill. The IOS version of SIGNAL is pretty useless (apparently due to Apple restrictions) and LINE is a hassle to log in to on desktop.

Yes but I need communication with multiple devices not connected to wifi and it is stupid to get a data plan for every one of them.

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solutionz

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#1752808 1-Apr-2017 17:54

There are overseas providers which offer shared data pools, international roaming etc designed for M2M (now "IoT") communication. A friend is using one to communicate with his GPS trackers in NZ over 2G/3G and I believe it's pretty affordable.

Otherwise as mentioned there SMS can be used to transmit limited amount of data however you start crossing the line on most ISP's T&C's; speaking of which not sure if 2degrees system still allows nested data sharing groups... 😉

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