Because of new SMS fees imposed by Rogers Canada, Remind can no longer deliver free text messages to Remind users who have wireless plans with Rogers and their subsidiaries.

Learn more here: Service disruption for Rogers customers in Canada

How to continue receiving messages on Remind

If you have a wireless plan with an unsupported carrier and currently only receive Remind messages by text, you can avoid disrupting your Remind service by enabling notifications on your smartphone or computer.

If your Remind class participants receive text messages on an unsupported wireless network, make sure they don’t miss any of your messages by asking them to enable notifications with one of the options below.

On your phone: Turn on smartphone app notifications (RECOMMENDED)

Download the Remind app on the iOS App Store, on Google Play, or at rmd.me/a. If you don’t already have a Remind account, create one using the phone number where you receive Remind texts. Make sure to enable push notifications from Remind on your phone.

On your computer: Turn on email notifications or log in to your account online

Go to Remind.com on any computer. As above, if you don’t already have a Remind account, create one using the phone number where you receive Remind texts. We recommend turning on email notifications for your account so you don’t miss any messages.

Want to keep getting Remind messages by text?

Text messaging will continue to be supported for organizations with a Remind hub, available in the US and Canada. Click here to learn more.