AT&T is one of the major carriers here in the United States.
It is known as a mobile network operator, or MNO, because it builds and maintains its own cellular network.
AT&T purchases spectrum licenses, builds or leases cell towers, and develops its own network infrastructure.
AT&T will also lease access to its cellular network to smaller carriers at wholesale rates.
If you are curious about how these agreements work, check out my article on how some cell phone plans can cost so much less than others.
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The above data come from the FCC and from Verizon directly.
Check Verizon coverage in your area by using Verizon's official coverage map.
You can also check coverage using third-party maps such as CoverageMap.com.
CoverageMap.com is building crowdsourced maps of cellular coverage.
Download the free Coverage Map app for iPhone or Android to compare coverage between carriers and to participate in the project.
The above information comes from the FCC and from AT&T direclty.
You can check AT&T coverage in your area by using AT&T's official coverage map.
You can also check coverage by using third-party maps such as CoverageMap.com.
CoverageMap.com is building crowdsourced maps of the cellular networks.
Download the free Coverage Map app for iPhone or Android to compare coverage between carriers and to contribute to the project.
The above information comes from the FCC and from T-Mobile directly.
Check T-Mobile coverage in your area by using T-Mobile's official coverage map.
You can also check T-Mobile coverage by using third-party maps such as CoverageMap.com.
CoverageMap.com is building crowdsourced maps of cellular coverage.
You can download the free Coverage Map app for iPhone or Android to compare coverage between carriers and to contribute to the project.
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Detailed billing lets you see:
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With Mobile Insurance, you get:
*Premiums, deductibles, coverage limitations, and other restrictions apply. Review legal disclaimers before signing up.
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AT&T Mobile Security (App required)
AT&T Call Protect
From AT&T’s website:
Discontinue all suspicious call blocking and incoming call labels. You will receive calls from all sources, including robocallers and potential fraudsters.
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Standard version:
All the benefits of our standard version with two advanced security services:
Mobile Security Plus (app req’d)
Call Protect Plus:
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This option can’t be removed.
This add-on is available for Android devices, Apple devices, and wearable devices. Here is more info from AT&T’s website on how this add-on works for each device category:
AT&T Number Sync Blocker for Android
Want to keep devices from syncing to your Android tablet? Add this free feature to each device you want to block.
AT&T Number Sync Blocker for Apple
AT&T Number Sync Blocker for Apple Watch (Cellular)
AT&T Number Sync Blocker for Wearables
AT&T Passport is an add-on available for postpaid AT&T subscribers and gives you international coverage for a period of 30 days.
AT&T Passport includes the following features:
AT&T also offers a $140 Passport plan with 6GB of data instead of 2GB.
You can schedule the AT&T Passport to activate on a desired date and be canceled at a desired data, even across billing cycles.
You can also choose to do a one-time payment, or to have the AT&T Passport automatically renew.
AT&T Passport works in 230+ supported countries.
To be quite frank, this add-on is astronomically expensive. You are much better off getting an international eSIM plan, or signing up for a carrier local to the country you are visiting.
Or, if you are traveling for a shorter duration of time, you may consider AT&T’s International Day Pass.
From AT&T’s website:
Secure cloud-based storage is yours. Use the app to back up your mobile content and access it from any device.
From AT&T’s website:
Secure cloud-based storage is yours. Use the app to back up your mobile content and access it from any device.
From AT&T’s website:
With Protect Advantage for 1, you get:
Identity protection through IDnotify™ (requires separate sign-up at idnotify.com/att, which:
*Premiums, deductibles, coverage limitations, and other restrictions apply. Review legal disclaimers before signing up.
From AT&T’s website:
With Protect Advantage for 4, you get:
Identity protection through IDnotify™ (requires separate sign-up at idnotify.com/att, which:
\*Premiums, deductibles, coverage limitations, and other restrictions apply. Review legal disclaimers before signing up.
From AT&T’s website:
Use Purchase Blocker to prevent mobile purchases (apps, games, etc.) that are billed directly to your AT&T account.
Doesn’t restrict credit card purchases from smartphone app stores.
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Get AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk (EPTT) and use your phone like a walkie-talkie. EPTT lets you communicate quickly and efficiently across organizations with the push of a button and can be added to any existing line of service with voice and data plans.
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Download the Secure Family app on your phone and the AT&T Secure Family™ Companion app on up to 9 family members' phones. Once the phones are paired to yours, you can:
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Use this feature to block Wi-Fi Calling on your device
AT&T’s International Day Pass is available for AT&T postpaid subscribers who wish to use their AT&T service when they travel abroad.
The Day Pass is $10 per 24-hour period and includes the following features:
You can activate the International Day Pass at any time by contacting AT&T or in your AT&T account settings.
Once the International Day Pass is added, you will automatically be charged $10 per 24 hour period that you use minutes, texts, or data outside the United States.
After you pay for 10 days, the International Day Pass becomes free for the remainder of your billing cycle.
When you return to the United States, you can leave the International Day Pass add-on enabled. That way, your phone will automatically work on your next trip abroad. You will not be charged for use within the United States.
You can remove the International Day Pass at any time by contact AT&T or via your AT&T account settings. Removing the Day Pass prevents you from being charged on any future trips outside the United States.
AT&T’s Pay-As-You-Go International plan lets you pay for only the amount of minutes, texts, and MB of data you use while traveling abroad.
However, AT&T’s international rates are some of the most expensive in the industry.
Here is the breakdown:
$2.05 per MB of cellular data may appear affordable on the onset, however that comes out to $2,050 per GB, which is absurdly expensive.
Instead of getting AT&T’s Pay-As-You-Go international plan, you are much better off getting an international eSIM plan, or signing up for a local carrier in the country you are visiting.
You may also consider AT&T’s International Day Pass.