All the places I used my Trump Mobile wireless service this week
- The author has received their SIM card for Trump Mobile wireless service and is eager to test it out.
- The author is still waiting for an update on the whereabouts of the “Trump Phone”, which was previously reported missing.
- The author tested the Trump Mobile service at a bookstore cafe, using its hotspot feature to connect other devices.
- The author had concerns about being discovered while using the hotspot, fearing that someone might recognize their phone as belonging to them.
- The test went smoothly, and the author was able to use the service without incident.
Where’s the Trump Phone? We’re going to keep talking about it every week. We’ve reached out, as usual, to ask about the Trump Phone’s whereabouts. As usual, we’re still waiting for a response. In the meantime, we’re testing the service on Trump Mobile’s MVNO. Here’s how that went.
As I sat down at the bookstore cafe with a cortado and an oat bar, I panicked just a little bit when I turned on my phone’s hotspot. What if my hotspot network gave me away? Would it say ALLISON’S TRUMP PHONE? Would someone smart sitting next to me, sipping matcha, catch sight of it? What would they think of me?
That’s not what happened, of course. The default ne …
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Q. What is the author’s concern about using their Trump Mobile wireless service?
A. The author is worried that someone might recognize them as a user of the Trump Phone, which they have not received.
Q. Where did the author test the Trump Mobile wireless service?
A. The author tested it at a bookstore cafe with a cortado and an oat bar.
Q. What was the author’s fear about using their phone’s hotspot?
A. The author feared that someone might recognize them as a user of the Trump Phone, especially if they were sitting next to someone who could see their phone’s network name.
Q. Did the author’s fears come true?
A. No, the author’s fears did not come true, and no one recognized them as a user of the Trump Phone.
Q. What happened when the author turned on their phone’s hotspot?
A. The default network name displayed on the author’s phone was “ALLISON’S TRUMP PHONE”.
Q. Why did the author reach out to Trump Mobile about the Trump Phone?
A. The author and others have reached out to Trump Mobile to ask about the whereabouts of the Trump Phone, but they are still waiting for a response.
Q. What is an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator)?
A. An MVNO is a mobile network operator that uses another company’s infrastructure to provide wireless services.
Q. Why did the author test the Trump Mobile service?
A. The author was testing the service as part of their usual inquiry about the whereabouts of the Trump Phone.
Q. What happened when the author turned on their phone’s hotspot at the bookstore cafe?
A. Nothing out of the ordinary happened, and no one recognized the author as a user of the Trump Phone.
Q. Is the author still waiting for a response from Trump Mobile?
A. Yes, the author is still waiting for a response from Trump Mobile about the whereabouts of the Trump Phone.