The wireless carrier T-Mobile has released its new November Code of Conduct for mobile messaging. Learn more in this video.
**T-Mobile’s New November Code of Conduct**
In its new November Code of Conduct (version 2.2), T-Mobile has removed the requirement to re-opt-in subscribers when you move them from one phone number to another phone number.
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– Read T-Mobile’s version 2.1 (September 2020) Code of Conduct here:
– Read T-Mobile’s new version 2.2 (November 2020) Code of Conduct here:
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