Use the same number on all your compatible devices—phones, computers, tablets, even a smartwatch—or have up to five numbers on a single device. The choice is yours.
Qualifying plan required.
Qualifying plan required.
All you need is an Internet connection.
Compatible device required.
Download the DIGITS app from the App Store or Google Play Store, and log in using your
If you don’t see one of the lines that you want to access, continue going through the setup procedure. Ensure that you have the right permissions to use the DIGITS line by going to Settings >> Advanced options >> Line permissions. You will see all the lines that you are permissioned to use and share. Click on the line that you want to access and share it with the
If you want additional DIGITS lines, you can purchase a DIGITS Talk & Text line for $10/month (w/AutoPay discount using eligible payment method).
If you want your smartwatch to use the same number as your primary phone, you can purchase Data with Paired DIGITS for your smartwatch for just $10/month(w/AutoPay discount using eligible payment method), or high-speed Data with Paired DIGITS for your paired smartphone for $20/month(w/AutoPay discount using eligible payment method)
Nothing! You don’t have to pay anything extra to access your existing
You can easily manage all your numbers in the
No. All you need is an internet-connect Android or iOS smartphone, tablet, or PC or Mac to use all of your DIGITS lines.
Continuity is restricted to the iOS ecosystem. DIGITS allow calls and texts to work on any device in which you have enabled your DIGITS lines, regardless of the operating system.
Yes. Even if your Android or iOS device is with another carrier, you can make and take calls or send and receive texts using the
Yes. But calls and texts to 911 still work best from your landline or primary cell phone number, and without using
DIGITS calls and texts use the same leading level of security and encryption as traditional
Simply download the DIGITS app on the device you’d like to share your number with. On PC and Mac, go to https://webdigits.
Absolutely. There are two ways to do this depending on your needs.
If both devices already have their own phone number and data plan then you can access your primary number from either phone any time through the DIGITS app. Manage all your DIGITS right inside your DIGITS app in Settings >> Advanced Options >> Line permissions OR if you are on a desktop app then visit https://mydigits.
If you want each phone to simply share the same primary number and you don’t want to get high-speed data on the second device then you can pair your number with another device for just $10 a month using a Data with Paired DIGITS plan.
*Data with Paired DIGITS comes with unlimited data at 512 Kbps.
Starting October 22, 2021, for a limited time, customers who switch to
A wearable tends to be the label for a broader category that includes a variety of wearable tech such as activity trackers like Fitbit, Bluetooth non-connected watches like the earlier series Apple watch, and connected smartwatches that let you leave behind your handset (and perform similar functions).
A smartwatch uses a SIM, (usually embedded, sometimes will actually require a SIM card), and network connection to provide features similar to a smartphone, without actually having to be connected to any handset. The idea is to leave the phone behind and still stay connected! Smartwatch features typically include the ability to call/text contacts, check social media, stream music, get news updates, make mobile payments, track activity and utilize your favorite apps.
A Bluetooth device means you can’t completely leave your phone behind – you do still need to have your watch connected to your handset to utilize the watch features.
Activity trackers are just what they sound like - they track your activity. These do not provide access to features such as being able to call or text contacts, make mobile payments, stream music, receive notifications, check social media feeds, check on news, etc. A smartwatch allows you to do all of this while leaving your phone behind, plus also will provide activity tracking so you only need to wear one device to get all the benefits!
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Data with Paired DIGITS lets you use your main on device that use a SIM but can’t run the app, like wearables or a feature phone. For example, wearables do not have a way to download the DIGITS app, so if you would like to pair your main number with your wearable, just sign up for the Data with Paired DIGITS plan and enjoy unlimited data that runs at 512kb, perfect for a wearable.
The Data with Paired DIGITS plan gives your smartwatch unlimited data and the same number as your phone. Any calls or messages to your primary cell phone number will go to both your phone and your smartwatch, and anytime you call or text from your smartwatch it also comes from your primary cell phone number. Data with Paired DIGITS works all the time so you can leave your phone in the locker while you work out and never miss a call or text.
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Yes, your wearable should be able to sync with your non-TMO device using Bluetooth, assuming coverage in your area is adequate from the other carrier. Samsung Gear S3 can be paired with both iOS and Android devices.
If you use Data with Paired DIGITS for your wearable it must be paired to a
Yes, your wearable will work just like your voice line in terms of Caller ID.
Compatible device & qual’g service req’d. 1 non-DIGITS line req’d; 2 to use DIGITS Talk & Text & Paired DIGITS on same account. App download may be req’d. Add’l taxes & fees apply if you’re not on a tax-inclusive plan; monthly Regulatory Programs (RPF) & Telco Recovery Fee (TRF) totaling $3.49 per voice line ($0.50 for RPF & $2.99 for TRF) applies; taxes/fees approx. 6-28% of bill. SMS is supported, but commercial codes (i.e. a one-time pin request) can only be delivered to the primary SIM card and will not display in the DIGITS Web Client, DIGITS App, Data with Paired DIGITS, DIGITS Talk and Text, PROXY by DIGITS, or LineLink DIGITS lines. DIGITS supports 911, but calls & texts to 911 work best from your landline or primary cell phone/number & without using