T-Mobile’s latest move might anger your furry friend،
T-Mobile may be the preferred option when it comes to 5G coverage, but every once in a while the company does something that annoys its customers. This time, the affected party can’t even express what they feel.
The mobile report say that T Mobile closes its SyncUp Pets tracking service. As the name suggests, SyncUp Pets is a tracker that can be attached to your pet’s collar to monitor them. It even lets you set safe zones so your pet doesn’t wander off somewhere they might not be welcome or that might not be safe for them.
T Mobile states on its website that the service will end on November 10. SyncUP PETS devices will lose their network connection after this date, meaning you will no longer be able to use them to track your cat or dog. All existing SyncUP PETS lines will be canceled and it goes without saying that you will no longer be billed for them.
SyncUP PETS users are not required to take any action because T Mobile will manage everything on its own. The carrier will send SMS messages to customers on October 27 to inform them of the closure.
Usually when T Mobile interrupts something, it offers something in compensation, but unfortunately there is no alternative to the SyncUp Pets tracker, so consumers are unlikely to be offered anything to fill the void left by the service.
The mobile report notes that SyncUP PETS was half the price of SyncUP Tracker, which T Mobile‘s website says it can be attached to a dog’s collar. It could be that the company is trying to transition users from SyncUP PETS to the SyncUP Tracker.
Ratings indicate that customers aren’t really happy with the SyncUP Tracker, so you might want to consider alternatives like the Apple AirTag or Jiobit Smart Tag or maybe just trust your pet to take care of itself and let him explore the world.
