SafetyNet Wireless APN (Access Point Name) is a setting on cellular devices that allows them to connect to cellular networks to enable them to receive network services and connect to the internet. An internet connection requires a data plan and users to be within network coverage. SafetyNet Wireless uses the T-Mobile network to provide coverage. SafetyNet Wireless coverage should therefore not be an issue.
APN is the name of the gateway on the network provider that the cellular devices connect to. Provided in this article is the setting for Android devices and iPhones. Use the same settings on any other operating system.
APN Settings on Android Phones
Access the APN setting section on Android by navigating to:
- Settings
- Connections / Network & internet / Wireless & internet / More
- Mobile networks / SIMs then select SafetyNet Wireless
- Access point names
- Add / +
Input the SafetyNet Wireless APN settings below on your Android device.
SafetyNet Wireless APN Internet Settings for Android Devices
Input the settings below as they are. Leave any other filed now shown below blank.
- Name: SafetyNet Wireless
- APN: wholesale
- MMSC: http://wholesale.mmsmvno.com/mms/wapenc
- MMS Port: 8080
- MCC: 310
- MNC: 260
- APN type: default,mms,supl
- APN protocol: IPv4/IPv6
- APN roaming protocol: IPv4/IPv6
Save then select SafetyNet Wireless as your active APN. Restart your Android device.
You may actually delete other APN settings leaving only SafetyNet Wireless as your active APN.
APN Settings on iPhone / iOS
APN settings section on an iPhone can be located by navigating to:
- Settings
- Cellular / Mobile Data / Mobile Service
- Cellular Data Network / Mobile Data Network
Input the SafetyNet Wireless APN settings below for iPhones.
SafetyNet Wireless APN Internet Settings for iPhone
Input the APN under the LTE and APN subsection on this page. The username and password fields are left blank.
- APN: wholesale
- Username: (Leave this blank)
- Password: (Leave this blank)
Save then turn off and on your cellular data or Airplane mode.
