Impostazioni APN per Roaming PosteMobile

For roaming in 2025 with PosteMobile, the APN (Access Point Name) settings you should use are:

• APN: wap.postemobile.it (for standard internet access on Android and iPhone) ^{[1] [2] [3]}.
• For data tethering (DUN, Dial-Up Networking): internet.postemobile.it (if your plan allows it; relevant for advanced sharing/modem use) ^[2].

To configure these APN settings:

• On Android: go to Settings > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names, and add or edit the APN as needed. Use “wap.postemobile.it” as the APN and leave other fields at default unless your device/provider specifies otherwise ^{[2] [3]}.
• On iPhone: Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Network > set APN to “wap.postemobile.it” ^[1].

For roaming:

• EU countries: “Roaming like at home” applies, meaning your Italian domestic rates apply automatically throughout the EU and EEA. No extra costs are incurred for calls, SMS, or data usage in these areas, but usage is subject to fair use policies. This is active by default for PosteMobile since mid-2017 and remains in effect in 2025 ^{[5] [7]}.
• Outside the EU: Different rates apply, and you should verify the exact destinations and rates using the official PosteMobile tables. As of 2025, there is an ongoing international phase-out of 2G and 3G networks, so check if your device supports 4G/LTE/5G for connectivity in each country ^[4].

Technical note:

• The APN roaming protocol should be set to IPv4 if prompted ^{[2] [3]}.
• For MMS, use APN: mms.postemobile.it, MMSC: http://mms.postemobile.it/servlets/mms, Proxy: 10.128.224.10, Port: 80 ^{[1] [3]}.

Important caveats:

• The dismissione (phase-out) of 2G and 3G in many non-EU countries may affect connectivity if your device does not support newer network standards ^[4].
• Fallback to “roaming” APN is not normally required for EU travel, as main APN settings work, but for use outside the EU, verify local operator requirements.

For the most accurate information, always check the PosteMobile website just before your trip, as roaming partners and technical requirements may change ^{[4] [5]}.