Do people still use MMS messages these days? Yes! Nowadays, it has become more prevalent in business. Like other third-party apps, you can send any picture, video, or multimedia files through the Android Message app. However, sometimes the files fail to download.
What to do if your Android Phone is not downloading MMS? If you are not sure where to start, keep reading. We have prepared a list of solutions. Let’s jump right into it.
Also, ensure that your APN Settings are correct – List of APN Settings for All Carriers / Android Phones.
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The issue can be related to your mobile phone carrier, network problems within your phone, or the MMS Service. Go through the list below and try the suggestions to find the right solution.
MMS-related issues can only be temporary. The solution can be as simple as restarting your phone.
MMS requires an internet connection to send or receive multimedia files. However, it may not work with WiFi. Consider connecting to your mobile data plan instead.
Also, make sure you have an active mobile data plan on your phone.
If you are using WiFi:
Sometimes, something as simple as this can be the only thing you need to do. Close the app and relaunch it.
Advanced Messaging allows you to send files up to 10MB, ten times bigger than traditional messaging. You can also see your message status (delivered/read/unsent).
However, it will only work if both sender and recipient devices are compatible with Advanced Messaging. Check if you have turned on this feature.
The Auto retrieve feature downloads your messages as soon as they are available. Enabling this feature will allow your MMS to download faster. 
Similar to the solution above, this will enable the feature while roaming.
If you use the Messages app often, it may be full of threads. Deleting unnecessary ones, especially large files, can fix your Android or Samsung Galaxy phone that is not downloading MMS. Alternatively, you can auto-delete old messages:
Clearing the cache of the MMS service can help to restore its function.
To wipe the data, go back to the previous screen and choose Clear data. Tap OK to confirm.
Wiping the Messages cache will help remove junk files and clear the app. In many cases, this method can solve temporary problems on your device.
To wipe the data, go back to the previous screen and choose Clear data. Tap OK to confirm.
Reboot your phone and try to download the MMS again
This method will reset all your settings related to WiFi, cellular network, Bluetooth connections, etc. This will not affect the personal data stored on your Samsung Galaxy or Android Device.
You may only need to enter WiFi passwords when the process is done.
If you haven’t enabled automatic updates on your device, you can check if there is an update manually:
You shall run this method when all the solutions fail to solve the issue. Factory reset means your phone will be set back to its default settings like a new phone and wipe all data stored.
If your Samsung emails are not syncing or pushing through, consider removing your Samsung email and re-adding it. Navigate to :
Once done, follow the same procedure to re-add your account.
You can also disable Power Saving Mode.
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