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APN & Cellphone Setup

US Mobile APN settings for iPhone & Android

If you switched to US Mobile and data, picture messages (MMS) or hotspot stopped working, your phone is probably still using your old carrier's APN. Enter the US Mobile settings below exactly as shown, save, restart — then test with Wi-Fi off.

📱 iPhone: Settings → Cellular → Cellular Data Network🤖 Android: Settings → Network → Mobile Network → APN → + New🔄 Always restart after saving

US Mobile

Use only the row for the network your line is on. 'pwg' is the APN value itself for Light Speed (T-Mobile-network) lines — type it exactly, in lowercase; it is the gateway name US Mobile publishes for that network, not a placeholder or an abbreviation to expand. Warp (Verizon) lines use VZWINTERNET and Dark Star (AT&T) lines use ereseller.

APN NameUS Mobile
APN — Warp (Verizon SIM)VZWINTERNET
APN — Light Speed (T-Mobile SIM)pwg
APN — Dark Star (AT&T SIM)ereseller
MMSC — Warp (Verizon SIM)https://mms.vzw.com/servlets/mms
MMSC — Light Speed (T-Mobile SIM)http://pwg.mmsmvno.com/mms/wapenc
MMSC — Dark Star (AT&T SIM)http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MCC310
MNCBy network — leave as the SIM sets it
APN Typedefault,supl,mms
  1. Delete any old APNs from your previous carrier (keep only this one selected).
  2. Save → select the new APN → toggle Airplane Mode for 10 seconds.
  3. Test: turn Wi-Fi OFF, load a page, send a picture message, test hotspot.

Troubleshooting US Mobile

US Mobile-specific check: because one account can sit on any of three networks, the most common failure is a leftover APN from a previous network — especially after using Teleport to move a line. Delete every APN on the phone, then enter only the Warp, Light Speed or Dark Star row that matches the network the line is on today, and restart before re-testing.

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