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3. Thank you. n Android, still, is a "smartphone"

Reply to DonaldsRump (Reply #1)

Thu Sep 3, 2020, 10:36 AM

Sep 2020

But, for a change, got a very friendly, knowledgeable agent who told me that I don't need the app, that the technician will work around that.

Interestingly, I went to the store to return the modem they shipped me and the help on the phone now mentioned that... I will need a modem for the technician tomorrow. So he added to bring it..

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We have xfinity cable and internet, and I don't have an iPhone DonaldsRump Sep 2020 #1

Thank you. n Android, still, is a "smartphone" question everything Sep 2020 #3

Yes, but my point was I don't think you need a phone of any sort to activate DonaldsRump Sep 2020 #5

I have Comcast too and don't own (or want) any smartphone Ron Obvious Sep 2020 #2

I am not knowledgeable enough to do this question everything Sep 2020 #4