There is a T between where jt says Sasktel and LTE on the top bar of my phone. What does it mean?
Between where it says Sasktel and LTE on the top bar of my phone there is a capital T. What does the T stand for?
iPhone 6s, iOS 10.3.3
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It means that you are using the Telus network. See the following from http://support.sasktel.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/15517/~/understanding-wireles s-network-indicators
Roaming/carrier indicators
SaskTel
When using data on a phone in Saskatchewan, you'll normally see SaskTel.
SaskTel B, SaskTel T, and SaskTel R
If there's a B, T, or R behind SaskTel, it means you're using the:
- Bell network (SaskTel B)
- Telus network (SaskTel T)
- Rogers network (SaskTel R)
When using these networks, you'll be charged Canadian data roaming fees according to your Wireless rate plan.
Other carriers
When you're roaming anywhere outside of the SaskTel network, you'll see the name of the carrier for the network you're using. For example, "AT&T." For information about roaming rates, see Travel support hub.