T-Mobile users are reporting unusual connectivity issues.

Note that not all networks displayed are T-Mobile roaming partners, so connecting to every option in the 'Network Selection' menu will not be possible.

This adjustment occurs after T-Mobile's acquisition of UScellular. Users can now determine if they are using UScellular's network.

One user reports UScellular appearing as native T-Mobile coverage, while another's experience indicates it remains a roaming connection in settings. T-Mobile may have relabeled it to reflect its ownership.

This raises the question of whether users can anticipate more than an enhanced roaming experience. T-Mobile has stated that they should expect a fully integrated network in the coming months.

T-Mobile and UScellular's systems are being integrated. The company stated the merger would increase capacity in rural areas by 50 percent and add 33 percent more towers. T-Mobile is constructing towers in small and rural areas, and acquired assets, including spectrum bands, to strengthen its network and expand coverage.

Additionally, the Starlink-powered T-Satellite service is now labeled 'T-Sat+Starlink' in Settings, changed from 'T-Mobile SpaceX'. The renaming likely aims to prevent confusion.

This is an exciting time for T-Mobile customers seeking reliable service. By acquiring UScellular, T-Mobile enhances service in rural areas, and by providing satellite-powered services, it aims to keep users connected even without cellular infrastructure.

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