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Xperia E5: no notification of MMS messages

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JohnnyS
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Xperia E5: no notification of MMS messages

Hi. I have just bought an Xperia E5 phone and have not had an Android phone before; my previous phones have been Windows phones.With my last phone, a Nokia Lumia 625, if I had mobile data turned off and received an MMS message I got a notification of the message with the comment "Media content in this message." I could then turn on mobile data and download the message.

With my new phone this is not happening and I get no notification whatsoever of the receipt of an MMS message. It's only if I switch mobile data back on that the message appears. I assume there is a setting somewhere that I can alter to make sure I get notification but, being new to Android phones, I haven't yet found it.

I'd be grateful, then, if someone could point me in the right direction. Many thanks in advance.

JohnnyS

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CameronT
Champion

@JohnnyS,

I am not sure about other manufacturers sorry. It applies to all of our current Xperia devices and we use basically stock Android. So I assume so, unless there's a specific customisation is applied that allows it.

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CameronT
Champion

Hi @JohnnyS,

Welcome to the community.

With this device you will need to have mobile data on in order to receive an MMS. It will not give you a notification if mobile data is disabled.

JohnnyS
Visitor

Thanks for your reply, CameronT. That's disappointing. Do you happen to know if that applies to all Android phones or not, please?

CameronT
Champion

@JohnnyS,

I am not sure about other manufacturers sorry. It applies to all of our current Xperia devices and we use basically stock Android. So I assume so, unless there's a specific customisation is applied that allows it.

JohnnyS
Visitor

Thanks, anyway, CameronT.

CameronT
Champion

No problem. Good luck!

NeoBeum
Enthusiast

Just a heads up, Your carrier might have a non-delivery hold time for messages. Maybe 24 hours for retrieval before it gets lost in the aether.
Some carriers will let you forward to email
JohnnyS
Visitor

Thanks, NeoBeum, that's useful to know.