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Get ready, 3G is going away in 2022
We’re phasing out our 3G network to make room for newer technologies that will improve your service and experience. Find out how to get ready.
DETAILED INFOWhat to know about 3G going away
To bring you faster speeds and new capabilities, we have to evolve our network through a number of changes. One of those changes is phasing out our 3G network by February 2022. Once we do, 3G devices and some 4G wireless devices (those that aren’t HD Voice capable) won’t work on our network anymore.
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What it means to you
Talk and data services won’t work for older wireless phones and devices that don’t support at least 4G LTE and HD Voice. If we sent you a text message, it will tell you the lines on your account with phones that aren’t supported.
Find out if your phone will still work on our network
Your options
If any of your devices are affected, you can:
Good to know: Newer phones have many benefits. Enjoy AT&T Call Protect, which helps prevent robocalls. Plus, you’ll get faster download speeds, high-resolution cameras, better sound quality, and more.
We’ll keep you updated with any important info on the shutdown. We’re here to help you anytime.
What to do with your old wireless phone or device
You can recycle or donate your device to Cell Phones for Soldiers.
Find out if your phone will still work on our network
Your options
If any of your devices are affected, you can:
Good to know: Newer phones have many benefits. Enjoy AT&T Call Protect, which helps prevent robocalls. Plus, you’ll get faster download speeds, high-resolution cameras, better sound quality, and more.
We’ll keep you updated with any important info on the shutdown. We’re here to help you anytime.
What to do with your old wireless phone or device
You can recycle or donate your device to Cell Phones for Soldiers.
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