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T-Mobile US (TMUS) says it will not increase device subsidies despite expected smartphone price increases, meaning customers will likely pay more heading into the holiday season

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T-Mobile will not increase subsidies despite rising smartphone prices, likely increasing customer costs for the 2026 holidays. This aligns with CEO Gopalan's strategy to balance competitiveness with long-term value.

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