MMS allows you to send multimedia messages, i.e. messages containing photos or pictures, videos and music. If sms can be sent from each phone, then for mms messages it is necessary to configure the device.
Instructions
Step 1
Mms settings usually come to the phone automatically. But in order to receive or send mms messages, you first need to set up the Internet (settings are also sent automatically when the SIM card is inserted into the phone). If it happened that no settings came or the standard ones did not fit, which still sometimes happens, then you can always find them on the operator's website.
Step 2
Usually, the site contains several standard settings, so you can try to configure the phone yourself. But it is worth carefully studying them in order to choose exactly the ones that fit your model. If you have any difficulties, the site has special operations that allow you to send the settings to the phone again, but for a specific model. They will come in the same way as the automatic ones. You must save them to use them. Usually they don't take money for settings.
Step 3
Each operator requires different settings. For example, if you have Beeline, when you change your SIM card and operator, for example, to MTS, sending mms will be impossible, you will have to re-configure the phone. Multiple profiles can be saved to the handset. Therefore, if you want to return to your previous operator, then simply select another profile with settings and make it the main one. For the settings to take effect, you need to turn off and turn on the phone (both the first time and the next). You can send MMS messages to other mobile phones as well as to e-mail.
Step 4
The price of MMS messages is higher than SMS. You can find out about it from the operator. There are also some restrictions: mms size up to 100 kilobytes. In this message, you can insert a photo with a resolution of 640 × 480 pixels or a video in 3GP format with a duration of about 10 seconds (it all depends on the used codec, resolution and video quality), or send a small melody of various formats (MIDI, MP3, MMF - Synthetic Music Mobile Application Format), or a short dictaphone recording.
