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Yes they can prioritize on the public bands as shown with the new unlimited plans that deprioritize users with over 22 gigs in a month if on a busy tower. Howev
by SigmundA 10y ago
Yes they can prioritize on the public bands as shown with the new unlimited plans that deprioritize users with over 22 gigs in a month if on a busy tower. However still nothing better than a dedcated radio band that standard public modems can't even see, but being in the 700 mhz range will limits its speed. LTE-A equipment does carrier aggregation too using multiple bands at once for faster speed, not sure how FirstNet modems will work with that, if at all since its a single band.