This is the guy who has the raw footage of the blue items not having burned.
https://twitter.com/CygnusGeoff/status/1694140979748733287
2,400 kids missing, Fish talks - https://youtu.be/easMHBYdpJo
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You said ”we had no cell service but could text” which cannot be true because * Because SMS and MMS are sent over a cellular network* so if you don’t have cell service - you cannot text because SMS requires cell service to work.
It’s not about money. It’s about technological dependency.
Read it again.
You just called me a liar.
When we tried to call the lines had some msg about keeping them clear for emergency calls. Only 911 calls were allowed. No phone service. But, text is on a different protocol.
Goodbye.
No, I didn’t call you a liar. Where do you see it?
Yes, 911 can work without money.
Yes, some SMS can work too.
No, SMS nor 911 will not work without cellular service.
You may have no phone calls allowed (other than 911) if you don’t pay, but cellular service is a layer that’s required for your mobile to work (no matter if it’s free, paid, 911 or whatever).
If you don’t have the cellular service (e.g. no reception) - none of these works.
You said “cellular service” and that’s what I responded to.
THEY SHUT OFF CELLULAR SERVICE INTENTIONALLY.
Not sure you get the difference between cellular service and phone calls.
You said:
If they shut off the cellular service you wouldn’t be able to text because SMS uses the same physical cellular communication layer as phone calls do.
It must be more selective “service outage” to work the way you’ve described, e.g. they’ve cut phone calls intentionally (keeping the cellular service up, causing that text worked).