Message duplication between native app and O2 TU app

[SimonMac]

https://www.o2.co.uk/help/apps/tu-go

[SimonMac]

Just get an iPhone, texts and calls all synced over Wi-fi, simples

[TheFaQQer]

Just get an iPhone, texts and calls all synced over Wi-fi, simples

I saw Bobby Charlton at Old Trafford on his iPhone once. That's probably good enough reason not to get one, based on the "logic" in this thread.

[Pip in a Poke]

I saw Bobby Charlton at Old Trafford on his iPhone once. That's probably good enough reason not to get one, based on the "logic" in this thread.

Ah... I can see why you're so sore.

Inneresting....

[Hugh Jardon]

https://www.o2.co.uk/help/apps/tu-go

Well that's this issue solved in the next month and a bit.
I took a look on the O2 Community boards, and people ain't too happy about the new fangled setup. I for one use TuGo a lot, due to living in such an isolated spot on the tip of SW Wiltshire.

[Big Blue Plymouth]

Well that's this issue solved in the next month and a bit.
I took a look on the O2 Community boards, and people ain't too happy about the new fangled setup. I for one use TuGo a lot, due to living in such an isolated spot on the tip of SW Wiltshire.

So it looks like calls over WiFi will only work on a flagship device purchased from O2.

And even then, SMS won't be supported (yet).

What dumb f**k came up with this idea?
Talking about shooting themselves in the foot

[Big Blue Plymouth]

Spoke to O2 this morning & told them I wanted my pac code & hey presto! Theres a solution.

They're sending me a signal booster which doesn't boost signal at all but is a box that allows you to make calls over wi-fi. You can register 30 different numbers & you need 3mbps broadband speed, apparently.

Oh, and it costs £150 but I got it free as I threatened to pull the plug on O2.

[WTFH]

Spoke to O2 this morning & told them I wanted my pac code & hey presto! Theres a solution.

They're sending me a signal booster which doesn't boost signal at all but is a box that allows you to make calls over wi-fi. You can register 30 different numbers & you need 3mbps broadband speed, apparently.

Oh, and it costs £150 but I got it free as I threatened to pull the plug on O2.

They used to give those out to business customers. Result for you!