Nokia x20 certification

Hi @joeyndlovu! Let's address your Nokia X20 inquiry!

Unfortunately, currently the Nokia X20 is not supported by the AT&T Network, please reach out to Nokia Support for any additional information. Here is a list of AT&T devices that will work on our network, also check out our available AT&T Phones and the available offers that we have. 

We hope this helps! Thank you for reaching out to the community!

Rhoda, AT&T Community Specialist 

And yes it is FCC certified and here is the full list of Nokia devices that are Fcc (HMD Finland)

Nokia didn’t certify. 

Thanks for the reply, not sure I follow why is nokia certifying and not the other way around. At&t as service provider has to certify who is allowed to use their services. And add them to the allow list with conditions stated.

I should be able to call AT&T support and request my byod to be enabled as long as it meets the requirements for the network.

Nokia x 20 Networks

Max network speed:5G

Network bands (5G NR):5G NR sub6 TDD: n78, n41/38; 5G NR sub6 FDD: n1, n2, n3, n5, n7, n28, n66; 4x4 MiMo: 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 66, 41, n78

Network bands (GSM):850, 900, 1800, 1900

Network bands (LTE):1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 20, 28, 66, 38, 39, 40, 41 (Full)

Network bands (WCDMA):1, 2, 4, 5, 8

Meets all the AT&T network requirements for new network on 5G

That is not how it works.  the device needs to be on the ATT approved list and Nokia has to work with ATT to get it on the list.

@joeyndlovu

Thanks for the reply, not sure I follow why is nokia certifying and not the other way around. At&t as service provider has to certify who is allowed to use their services. And add them to the allow list with conditions stated.

I should be able to call AT&T support and request my byod to be enabled as long as it meets the requirements for the network.

If AT&T and Verizon were interested in following California net neutrality sb822, that would be the case.  But they have decided this is a hill worth dying on.  I see no reason they will have to knuckle under on this.  There are phones out there which are potentially harmful to their Network. Rather than individually deal with someone like you calling them and asking to certify a phone as non-harmful they have chosen to whitelist phones they know are not harmful. 

If you want your phone's whitelisted complain to Nokia. It is up to them to certify the phones and provide the range of imei  to AT&T so that your phone will be accepted. 

Why is this marked as a answered 

There is no answer marked. ?

If you haven't received a copy of the whitelist...

Unlocked phones that will work on a TNT now that 3-g is shutting down

The list is getting updated more rapidly. The last list was updated in less than three weeks.

I removed the mark as accepted answer, hence it is not there, I raised the question and for someone else to mark as accepted is beyond my understanding. And yes I have been looking at the list this is a 5G device not 3G 

That list is the phones that att ALLOWS.  The phone in question is not ALLOWED so find another phone or another carrier like TMobile that allows almost every newly released phone.