T-Mobile IP Relay
Communication
100K+ installs
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- CategoryCommunication
- PlatformAndroid
- DeveloperT-Mobile USA
- In-app PurchasesNo
- Installs100K+
- Updated2026-06-16
- Size5 M
- Version70.9.1
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Editor's Review
Developed by T-Mobile USA, T-Mobile IP Relay is a communication app available on Google Play. In the developer's own words: "Making connections with family, conducting business, and chatting with friends." It has passed 100K+ installs, and users rate it 3.2 out of 5 across 626 ratings. The latest version (70.9.1) was released on 2026-06-16, so the app is still being actively updated. Good to know: it needs about 5 MB of storage.
How To Use?
Install T-Mobile IP Relay from Google Play and open it
Allow only the permissions you are comfortable with
Complete the setup or sign-in steps if the app asks for them
Explore the main menu to find the key features
Keep the app updated for new features and fixes
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Description
IP Relay, provided by T-Mobile for Android devices, is a no cost internet-based telecommunications Mobile app for people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind, or who have a Speech Disability who can make and receive relay calls and communicate using text on Android™-powered devices running Android 6.0 or higher, including Android™-powered tablets. IP Relay app is also available on wireless networks. Connect with a qualified relay operator via IP Relay. Features include integrated contact list, call history, and access to live customer care. Available only in USA and US territories. International calls will either be blocked or terminated. Registration is required to use this app. If no data plan service selected, casual data charges may apply. Learn more at t-mobile.com/IPRelay. Although IP Relay can be used for emergency calling, such emergency calling may not function the same as traditional 911/E911 services. By using the IP Relay app for emergency calling you agree that T-Mobile is not responsible for any damages resulting from errors, defects, malfunctions, interruptions, or failures in accessing or attempting to access emergency services through IP Relay, whether caused by the negligence of T-Mobile or otherwise.
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