September 5, 2022

T mobile multimedia messages
- Turn your device off, wait five seconds, turn it back on and then try again.
- If you still can't send or receive messages, make sure of the following:
- Your device has signal. If you don't have signal, check out Can't get signal.
- You're able to connect to the Internet or use data services.
- You're able to send and receive text messages. If you're having problems with text messaging, check out Text message troubleshooting.
- The contact you're sending to is stored in your phone with the 10-digit number.
- The picture or video you're sending is less than 1 MB in size. Messages over 1 MB will not send. Some Android devices will get a "Message size limit reached" error.
- Uninstall any third-party messaging apps. If you uninstalled an app, retest the issue.
- Check the APN or other settings on your phone.
- If the above steps didn't fix the problem, contact us.
Can't send or receive international messages
Make sure of the following:
- You're able to send and receive picture and video messages from numbers in the US.
- Your messages do not contain any symbols or signatures.
- Check the contact you're sending to. You should send using a plus sign or 011 before the country code and phone number. For steps on how to enter international phone numbers, see International calling codes