Mobile Networks

It’s no wonder Vodafone is shocking locally :joy:

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No wonder, there’s a big grey blob in the middle of town! That aught to be investigated

That’s me hiding where I am :joy:

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Perfect circle though

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Only works for new customers this time, so the direct debit trick wont work.

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No harm trying, that might just deter some. Like switch bonuses for banks and people still get them again and again. :joy:

Mate of mine put me onto this app: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6766073703 - Buffering Britain

Gives you less info that cellmapper, but seems to use less battery and it’s a nicer GUI

It basically takes periodic speed tests along your journey

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Must be near a mast but can’t see one

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Coverage can travel some distance.

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POV: You’re on the UK’s “best” network #Three

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My speed test was also on 3.

Goes to show it’s not one size fits all

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You are lucky the bot didn’t flag your post for putting Three and best in the same sentence

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However EE are not much better, in the exact same location, using 4G for fairness

Getting these offered through my works thingy with £15 cashback.

Does anyone know if smarty work with shortcode sms?

Edit: A quick guide to shortcodes | SMARTY Help Centre

They do.

Finally got to speak to mozillion about my delayed port that I complained about weeks and weeks ago, while pleasant the whole scenario including the complaint process has left a bit of a negative impact so I may switch out.

I got a smarty sim as well and am switching. £7 for 35gb which is enough for me.

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M O N Z O mobile

I know, but it’s O2 init and it isn’t great by me, drops to 3G in the office.

I thought O2 had switched off 3G now?

Sorry, 2G/Edge.

Also, why doesn’t Monzo show it’s powered by O2?

“One of the UKs leading networks”

I guess that would allow them to either change it any time, or change it ahead of launch with such wording :eyes:

Or they don’t want people to know it’s O2 :rofl:

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