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Smart, Sun to discontinue MMS by September

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Looks like Sun Cellular and Smart is about to permanently discontinue their Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS). This is the service that allows subscribers to send photos, videos, and other media files via text. The target date is next month. The two telecoms texted their subscribers for the announcement.

Starting September 28, 2018, Both Sun and Smart will officially and permanently discontinue their Multimedia Messaging Services for both their postpaid and prepaid subscribers.

This means after the said date subscribers to both telecoms will no longer be able to send photos, videos, and other media files via text. They’ve yet to offer an official statement as to why they’re closing down their MMS though. Anyway, you have about a month to make use of the service.

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Mark Michael · 8 years ago

Probably because Smart will need to free up some bandwidth, as part of enhancing mobile data experience for its subscribers.

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K L · 8 years ago

VoLTE muna 5G pa kayong nalalaman…

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Christopher · 8 years ago

Globe has already activated their RCS functionality and been is using this since with my wife. My guess is SMART is deactivating MMS in favor of RCS. Lets see.

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Cliffer · 8 years ago

Kase naman magkano charge per message, eh meron na email at messenger.

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Yuan · 8 years ago

Hopefully Globe and Smart would activate RCS already!

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M · 8 years ago

who uses MMS in 2018?

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boytubol · 8 years ago

Does anyone still use mms? deym.

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cruizer · 8 years ago

Didn’t realize that Sun is still around :P But why would they shut down their MMS service? Has any other PH telco done the same?

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