iPhone Setup
If you are using an older model iPhone incapable of running iOS 12.0 or higher, you will need to enter your data settings manually.
Setting Up Your Data for iPhone
- Select the Settings icon on your homescreen.
- Select the Cellular menu option in the first section of the menu.
- Ensure that the Cellular Data and Enable LTE are both enabled.
- Select the Cellular Data option and enter the following information into the fields:
Cellular Data APN – alpha Username – (leave blank) Password – (leave blank) MMS APN – wholesale Username – (leave blank) Password – (leave blank) MMSC – http://wholesale.mmsmvno.com/mms/wapenc MMS Proxy – (leave blank) MMS Max Message Size – 1048576 MMS UA Prof URL – http://www.apple.com/mms/uaprof.rdf - Restart your iPhone.
Configure your MMS & Data Settings – iPhone
If you are using a newer device running iOS 12.0 or higher, your data and MMS settings will be automatically updated as long as you have updated your carrier settings.
To ensure your carrier settings are up to date, go to Settings > General > About > Carrier. If prompted to update your carrier settings, select Update.
When you update your carrier settings, you will also enable these other features:
VISUAL VOICEMAIL
Our iOS customers have been asking for visual voicemail for a while—and now we have it! You can access visual voicemail via the voicemail tab on your dialer.
WIFI TALK & TEXT
Now you can talk over a WiFi network, which means you no longer have to rely on network coverage alone for your calling and texting needs. Got access to WiFi? You’re good to go!
VoLTE ENABLED CALLING
VoLTE (aka Voice Over LTE) lets you connect calls over the LTE network. That’s fancy talk for better quality and faster connection times for your calls!FAQ
If you’re using an older iPhone model that can’t support iOS 12.0, you unfortunately won’t have access to the above features. That doesn’t mean you can’t still use your device with Mint’s service. Please refer to the below instructions for configuring your Data & MMS Settings and accessing your voicemail.
Setting Up Your Data for iPhone
Select the Settings icon on your homescreen.
Select the Cellular menu option in the first section of the menu.
Ensure that the Cellular Data and Enable LTE are both enabled.
Select the Cellular Data option and enter the following information into the fields:
Cellular Data
APN – alpha
Username – (leave blank)
Password – (leave blank)
MMS
APN – wholesale
Username – (leave blank)
Password – (leave blank)
MMSC – http://wholesale.mmsmvno.com/mms/wapenc
MMS Proxy – (leave blank)
MMS Max Message Size – 1048576
MMS UA Prof URL – http://www.apple.com/mms/uaprof.rdf
Restart your iPhone.
Accessing Your Voicemail
To access your voicemail, press and hold the number 1 on your phone’s keypad, or dial 855-616-9530. To reset your voicemail password, type #PWD# on your keypad and hit “Send.”
You can enable VoLTE by updating your phone settings. Just to go to Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options > Enable LTE and select Voice & Data. Note for iPhone 5S users: unfortunately, VoLTE is not available on this model iPhone.
On iPhones: Your voicemails won’t immediately appear in your Visual Voicemail screen, even if you currently have messages in your inbox. They will appear once you get a new message, so we recommend you leave yourself a voicemail message after updating your Carrier Settings. Tell yourself how stoked you are about your new savings!
On Androids: Certain Android users can leverage native visual voicemail on their device.
For non-native-VVM Android devices, we recommend you download a third-party app.
If you have any questions our team of customer care humans can help you out.
To make sure you are on the 12.0 version or above, go to Settings > General > About and check under Version.
On iPhones: You can enable WiFi Calling & Text by updating your phone settings. Just go to Settings > Phone > WiFi Calling.
On Androids: WiFi calling is only available on certain devices. If the device is compatible, first log into Account Management and enable WiFi Talk & Text. And then it must be enabled on the device. The setting can generally be found under Settings → Wireless & Networks.
iPhone models 5S, SE, 6 and up are capable of installing iOS 12.0. Older models, aren’t compatible with 12.0, and therefore won’t be compatible with these new features. This includes the iPhone 5, 5c, 4S and below.
It’s a snap: go to Settings > General > Software Update.
