T-Mobile MultiLine 4+

Name: T-Mobile MultiLine
Rating: 3.3 (38 reviews)
Author: T-Mobile

T-Mobile

Designed for iPad

- 3.3 • 38 Ratings

- Free

Description

T-Mobile MultiLine makes is easy to add a second company managed number to a personal BYOD mobile phone. Employees can now carry one phone while keeping their work and personal number completely separate. The solution gives employees a distinct phone number for their work voice calls, text messaging and voicemail while maintaining their personal phone number. The T-Mobile MultiLine app is simple to use and works over any domestic carrier network. T-Mobile MultiLine also provides granular insights and analytics into work related productivity. Activation of the T-Mobile MultiLine service is required.

Sep 18, 2024

Version 4.02.01

Teams' Voice notification Support .

3.3 out of 5

38 Ratings

Please Change Badge Icon - Good after updates

Please consider changing the badge icon it looks just like the “My Sprint” app need it to look like the Movius App with Yellow/Black
Functionality has gotten better with the updates thus far.

Sprint get a clue

I’ve tried a couple of times to get this. Sprint doesn’t have a clue as to how to do it. I’ve also found that no one in the company/stores even know they have, offer it, or how it works according to the things online. I’ve called the Tech department twice and have been hung up on. It sounds like a nice thing for someone that has both a personal phone and business phone, and doesn’t want to carry both phones with them. I guess I’m going to have to look at other options with other carriers. Its a shame that Sprint doesn’t know what they are selling.

Pretty cool / respects privacy

I can hear what my clients are saying and that’s enough for me.

My company explained that it doesn’t see anything outside of the app and only looks at activity on the app, so I feel a lot better about using it.

The developer, T-Mobile, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.