@Flohack that sounds reasonable. Thank you. It would be interesting to find out how many of us would go for this "feature" or @tupp would be great to find out how many people would love to go for something which would completely leave out this "phoning home" especially if it is serving important role (push notifications) and some order in chaos (how many users of which device)

@Flohack I tried it with go-mtpfs, and I couldn't make it work unless I was root. Not sure which is better: adb or go-mtps? Thanks!

@marathon2422 said in APN Settings.: @tupp I cannot see a problem,just check you can send /receive pics,in messages. Thank you for checking the link. For IOS, Android and Windows Mobile, there are differences in the APN information and the way that it is entered with each of those platforms. Since Mint Sim (the carrier) seems to have no clue about Ubuntu Touch (nor to have any inclination to correspond directly with customers on technical matters), just checking if I can send/receive pics could be a costly and time-consuming gamble for me. However, since Mint Sims rates are so low, the reward is attractive. I might "bite the bullet" and buy a 3-month plan to see if I can make it work with my Ubuntu Touch phone. @libremax said in APN Settings.: APN settings are in System Settings / Mobile / Carriers I do not see "System Settings > Mobile > Carriers" in Ubuntu Touch, but I do see "System Settings > Network > Cellular." @libremax said in APN Settings.: I never had to set APN though To get full functionality, Mint Sim (the carrier) requires manual entry of some APN settings, in most cases. Thanks!

@beegee No problem, glad that it worked for you also in the end. By the way ubports community recently uploaded video on its official youtube channel where can be seen how it is supposed to be done: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuLFTGkuD68