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Jan 30, 2016 9:50 AM in response to mikefromkathleenby ZikzakCorp,Make sure that you’re connected to the Internet through cellular data or Wi-Fi. Go to Settings > Messages. Check that the MMS setting is turned on. If it's still not working, contact your carrier
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Jan 31, 2016 8:26 AM in response to ZikzakCorpby mikefromkathleen,Thanks so much for your prompt reply.
Icon appears showing Wi-Fi connection is good. Checked Wi-Fi in settings and that is also showing a good connection. Checked settings and MMS messaging is shown as "On".
I'll contact AT&T. Is there anything specific I need to tell them regarding MMS messaging?..other than the fact that it does not appear to be active on my phone? If you were reporting this problem, what would you ask them?
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Jan 31, 2016 9:04 AM in response to mikefromkathleenby NewRebel,Your data speeds might have been reduced to 3G or 2g speeds causing slow data transfer (pics, videos etc). So when you call, maybe see if your plan changed to include a data cap because while you may have unlimited messaging, onced you've used a certain amount, they reduce your speeds to 3G, 2G. It know it ***** because I've experienced the same thing. Dont be afraid to ask them directly about what you're experiencing. Good luck!