Essentially, the devices are supposed to drop back to mobile to authenticate who you are and send/receive the MMS. I wish VoLTE was the issue because that would be an easier fix, but this has been an issue for the Note 8, Note 9, S8, and S9 since November 2019. A mod seems to have identified the cause of the problem and says that they are taking up the issue to Samsung: Source If you are a Samsung user and facing MMS WiFi issues, then you are not alone. However, there are a few exceptions.Īlso, the issue doesn’t seem to have anything to do with carrier networks, since the problem is reported on all major US carrier forums like Sprint, AT&T, Verizon and the like.
It appears that the issue is present on Android only, predominantly on Samsung devices, that too after an update to Android 10. Did anyone ever find a solution to this issue? I am currently using a Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite (unlocked model) on the Sprint Network. I am unable to send MMS while I am connected to WiFi. Hi, I just upgraded my phone and I am encountering this issue now. My wife and I have identical phones, both upgraded to v10 at same time. Now, when I receive an MMS message, I cannot download it over WiFi as I have in the past…it requires mobile data to be turned on. Since the past few years, several users have been complaining on various forums, that they are unable to send or receive MMS while having their WiFi on. And recently, its reported compatibility issues with WiFi on Android devices shows that the technology is aging.
But its use has declined with the onset of apps like WhatsApp. MMS is a great method to send multimedia over your phone.
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