Android group texts not downloading over wifi att

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OnePlus 5. OnePlus 3T*. OnePlus 3*. All models must run Android and have LTE bands 2 and 4". It appears there may be something intrinsic in the OnePlus that results in MMS messages not downloading automatically over WiFi. Best, Lilybell2. Platinum Product Expert. Jason Chasteen. Here is my solution. There were issues with Samsung, ATT and the fact I was transitioning from an iPhone. Per the note below, #1 seems to have fixed getting all of the texts from people (I thought I was getting them, but apparently not all of them). #2 Fixed getting group texts, but only on WiFi. #3 let me start getting group texts over. I read on another thread that turning 'wifi calling' off will allow the pictures in a text to download normally while you are on wifi. I tried this and it worked. Obviously, the wifi calling should not make a difference, but apparently it does. Would be great if someone from ATT would respond to this issue.

Group messaging not working fix #2: Perform a soft reset. Should force closing or restarting the messaging app won’t help, you should follow it up with a soft reset. This is basically a restart. From any screen, swipe down to reveal the notification panel. Tap hold either Wi-Fi or mobile data. If inactive, turn on mobile data. Now restart your device and try to receive picture messages from your contacts. Also, make sure to clear your messages app's cache and data to see if the issue persists. Turned wifi off on my Samsung Galaxy J7 Sky Pro and and was able to download text messages, which I haven’t been able to do on ‘some’ for months.. Thank you for making this suggestion that resolved this problem.