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5 years ago
manuell die apk dateie beschaffen und installieren.
manuell die apk dateie beschaffen und installieren.
Hier eine seriöse Quelle für die derzeit aktuelle Android-Version der MeinMagenta App: https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/telekom-deutschland-gmbh/magentaservice/magentaservice-8-3-release/meinmagenta-8-3-android-apk-download/
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5 months ago
Danke. Frage mich warum die Telekom für ausländische Handys die Dateinen nicht auch anbietet.
Gruß
Walter
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5 months ago
Die Frage kann das @Telekom hilft Team vielleicht mal intern weiterleiten, warum die MeinMagenta App nicht im Google Play Store aller anderen Länder (zumindest Europa) verfügbar ist. Bei der MagentaTV App (aktuelle sowie 1. Gen) sieht es ja zum Glück besser raus.
Allerdings handhaben es die Mitbewerber mit ihren ähnlichen Apps (MeinVodafone und Mein o2) auch so und sind anscheinend nur im deutschen Google Play Store verfügbar.
So bleibt derzeit weiterhin nur die Installation per APK (keine automatischen Updates) oder der Wechsel des Landes im Play Store, was je nach persönlicher Situation zu anderen Problemen führt.
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5 months ago
In den Grenzgebieten in Deutschland gibt es nicht wenige Telekomkunden die ein Handy mit ausländischer Rufnummer haben und die Telekom Apps nicht ohne weiteres installiert bekommen. Da sollte die Kundenorientierung besser werden.
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