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T-Mobile could soon let you pick the free perk you actually want, including YouTube

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  • T-Mobile may be preparing a new perk system that lets customers choose the benefit they actually want.
  • Internal codes point to Apple Music, YouTube, SiriusXM, Paramount Plus, ESPN Plus, Xbox Game Pass, Google AI, and DashPass.
  • T-Mobile hasn’t announced the program yet, so eligibility, launch timing, and the exact subscription tiers remain unclear.

What if your carrier perk was something you actually wanted? That would be a refreshing change of pace for T-Mobile, which has spent the past year frustrating longtime customers and then trying to win back some of that goodwill with revamped offerings. Now, it may have another olive branch in the works: New internal codes suggest T-Mobile could be preparing a “pick your perk” offer with choices ranging from Apple Music and YouTube to Xbox Game Pass and Google AI.

According to The Mobile Report, an anonymous T-Mobile employee spotted eight new account-level SOC codes in the carrier’s systems. These codes are internal identifiers for plans, add-ons, and other account features, and most of the newly discovered ones end in “OUA,” which the report believes could mean “On Us Add-on.”

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