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Has anyone given any thought to the "auto" bit in the name? Anyone thinks it's to do with Google's Android Auto (functionality and) app, or is it just a coincidence? O2, for example, call theirs "Extra"... but that could be its parent company (and on...
I’ve just had a call from 020 7941 8305 telling me they can upgrade me for not additional charges even though I’m only half way through my contract. When he said it was only £35 a month (I pay a lot more currently) I said it sounded too good to be tr...
I'm trying to unlock content lock. I need help.
Hi all, I received a message from https://get.mms.ee.co.uk/ee/ overnight asking for my mobile number and the included password saying I had a message from them for a MMS. The sender is a contact of mine but when I try to pick up the message, the mess...
I have suddenly started receiving texts apparently from NEXT regarding NEXT sales events. I am suspicious as I do not have NEXT in my contacts so I'm not sure how these texts show up as coming from NEXT. There are links in the texts which I have not ...
Does anyone know what I can do to stop a contract upgrade that I did not authorise. It was brought to my attention that someone has ordered an upgrade for a new phone costing £100 a month. Apparently the person who I don’t know and live mile and mile...
Just received the Smart Hub Plus (SH31B) and having looked around the router config stuff I can't find anywhere to hide my SSID? Does anyone know where, if at all, this option is?
Here's a recent phishing message via RCS; apparently Royal Mail. Phishing-March2024-RCS-RoyalMail
HelloMy dad received a text, supposedly from EE, with a passcode. He's NOT on EE. It gives a telephone number to ring, which seems to be the correct EE number, but since it's not giving other link in the ol' scammer way, it's curious. Currently igno...
