One thing that we have forgotten is this may not be a pure win lose court case. If you read the FCC order you will note it is missing the appendices that would cover county by county spectrum screens yet they are mentioned in the table of contents. The ruling specifically tells the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau how to handle the Dish licenses but not the Sprint licenses which would be the next step. Likewise the DOJ never went to the next step of buying national advertisements to start the Tunney Act process. Basically the state AGs court case seems to have frozen or taken over these aspects. In smaller mergers these details are often handled by an administrative law judge.

The last time I did that on my S10+ and I went back into that menu, the toggles had been reset to their default positions automatically.

Jumping off of my previous issue with VoLTE with Verizon customers. It seems like Sprint to Sprint HD voice works fine both for incoming and outgoing calls but with Verizon users, it won't activate unless I call the person. Incoming calls from Verizon sound horrible.

This will be the most expensive part.

That would involve another lengthy merger proposal with the FCC and DOJ.   Another 2 years wasted.   A possible new administration...  IDK.... don't like that idea.    Who's going to teach them  how to run a network?   (LOL)... please don't say ....