So, Apple removing the toggle could be either a bug and might return with the next beta, or they just decided to make it available always as part of the overall 5G connection and the option is no longer necessary.Īs you can see in the comments above, some claim the option was removed because the network switching now happens automatically, with 5G SA the preferred option.Īnother Redditor has a list of possible scenarios that could be at play here:ġ. Seems like NSA is the primary connection and NR will take over if NSA is non available. On mine it goes to SA automatically now.Ĭan confirm, I’m on the latest 14.5 Public Beta 5 and just recently my iPhone switched to NR SA but then went back to NSA. As a result, affected users are already coming up with possible theories to explain this new development. Latest iOS beta removes SA option 😣 ( Source)Īpparently, the T-Mobile 5G SA option is gone in iOS 14.5 beta 5 without any notice. The same Redditor who broke the news when a previous iOS 14.5 beta enabled 5G SA on T-Mobile has once again dropped another update on the matter, this time not good news. However, out of nowhere, the latest iOS 14.5 beta update has now removed this option. This also means that no relying on 4G LTE to deliver cellular services like 5G NSA (Non-Standalone) does. Latest iOS beta 14.5 activates TMO NR SA ( Source)Īs you can see from the screenshot above, enabling 5G SA means that all cellular activities will be locked to 5G alone.
We recently saw the Google Pixel 4a 5G and Pixel 5 gain support for 5G SA on T-Mobile with the February 2021 security update.Ī month or so ago, the iPhone 12 also got updated to support T-Mobile 5G SA, but this was for those in the ongoing iOS 14.5 beta testing program. In fact, several other phones have had to be updated with software in order to enable 5G SA. The Un-carrier noted that with 5G SA, it would “massively expand its 5G footprint” while at the same time bring “next‑gen connectivity to more places while paving the way for future groundbreaking applications.”īut for some reason, the iPhone 12 still didn’t support T-Mobile 5G SA out of the box.
T-Mobile unveiled its Standalone (SA) 5G network in August 2020 just ahead of Apple’s launch of its first ever 5G-capable smartphone the following month - the iPhone 12 series. Original story (published on March 24, 2021) follows: New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….
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