Why can I send MMS messages but not receive them?
Check the Android phone’s network connection if you can’t send or receiving MMS messages. Open the phone’s Settings and tap “Wireless and Network Settings.” Tap “Mobile Networks” to confirm it is enabled. If not, enable it and attempt to send a MMS message.
Why are my messages not being delivered?
1. Invalid Numbers. This is the most common reason that text message delivery can fail. If a text message is sent to an invalid number, it won’t be delivered – similar to entering an incorrect email address, you will get a response from your phone carrier informing you that the entered number was invalid.
Why do I get MMS messages on my Android phone?
This can cause many types of MMS issues on your phone. First of all, you need to make sure the mobile data option is enabled on your Android phone. MMS utilizes your mobile data connection to send and receive MMS. It is pretty easy to enable this option on your Android device.
Can a group SMS message be sent as a MMS?
The default Messaging application in the Android OS supports sending group SMS messages to a maximum of ten contacts. The maximum size of the text message can vary depending on your device and firmware version. Any message over the maximum size (sometimes 160 characters) will automatically be sent as an MMS.
How do I Turn on MMS on my Samsung phone?
Turning on MMS on a Samsung Galaxy phone is fairly easy. You can head to Messages and tap on Menu icon > Settings > More Settings > Multimedia messages and enable the option Auto retrieve or Roaming auto retrieve.
What to do If MMS is not working on your phone?
Your phone uses the saved access point details to connect to the MMS server. If these settings are not correct, you can reset them to the factory defaults as follows. Tap Settings > General management > Reset. Select Reset network settings from the given options. If necessary, you need to enter the screen unlock PIN or password to continue.