Open neelchauhan opened 2 months ago
I use a MVNO that uses T-Mobile network and it shows 5G+, not sure if this is a network side thing or something to do with graphene os.
5G+ is a network-side thing, used in 5G mid-band and millimeter wave coverage.
By default, or at least historically, AOSP used "5G+" as a catch-all which is also AT&T's mid-band branding. However, T-Mobile and Verizon use different branding.
LineageOS shows 5G+ on both Verizon 5G UW and T-Mobile 5G UC whereas GrapheneOS shows 5G UW but not 5G UC.
I did actually swap back to my OnePlus. Pixel hardware isn't too great IMO, and ColorOS notifications beat AOSP ones.
Our carrier settings database is created from the Pixel one but it isn't based on the latest carrier settings app release on the Play Store. We also don't ship all the mainline APEX changes, only a subset of them, since they are not easily shipped as part of OS builds rather than building each APEX from a separate source tree as they do.
I have a Pixel 8 running GrapheneOS, and I use a dual-SIM between T-Mobile US (for voice/SMS/roaming) and Verizon MVNO US Mobile (for tethering data).
Verizon shows as "5G UW", which is done on Pixel stock (and OnePlus 12 OxygenOS which is where I am coming from):
However, T-Mobile shows "5G UC"as "5G+" which is not T-Mobile's chosen branding (note: Pixel stock and OnePlus OxygenOS shows "5G UC"):
We should report the correct 5G UC branding for GrapheneOS phones on T-Mobile US.