u/RemotePerformance107

So I know Google Fi operates on T-Mobile towers, and gets the same priority as postpaid TM plans. Checking out Google Fi’s website, if you scroll down to, “plans,” and then click on, “see full plan details,” then scroll down to, “broadband facts,” then scroll down to, “typical download/upload speeds,” why are those speeds significantly lower than postpaid T-Mobile, prepaid T-Mobile, and even some Metro plans? If Google Fi plans truly are QCI 6, why aren’t the typical download/upload speeds the same as the one’s mentioned above on the broadband facts section?

The last week and a half, I’ve been checking the Amazon site for job openings/postings. I remember they used to always post job openings from Friday through Sunday. Haven’t seen any job postings in my area the last two weekends, and again no posting today. Did Amazon change the days when they post job openings?

This question is for my fellow iPhone brothers and sisters. I switched from Cricket Wireless almost 4 months ago. When I’m in my stock messaging app, and specifically when I’m in a particular text with someone, if you click on the round contact bubble at the top of the message screen, it brings you to the contact’s info screen. When on that contact screen, at the top, under the contact nand and the different contact icons, ie. phone icon, FaceTime icon, email icon, etc., it will have options for info, photos, backgrounds, links, documents, etc. So since the switch to US Mobile, I no longer see the photos icon, which will show photos that I’ve sent to that contact. It will show the old photos I’ve sent when I had Cricket, and not recent photos sent since the switching of carriers. Does anyone know how to f this?