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I’m on three. I’ve noticed the speed drop in town over the years. What’s really surprised me has been the lack of an increase since lockdown, even though the Ci
by epanchin 6y ago
I’m on three. I’ve noticed the speed drop in town over the years. What’s really surprised me has been the lack of an increase since lockdown, even though the City is empty.
Which makes me suspect there’s something else going on rather than just undercapacity.
Chronic underinvestment across networks?
- londons_explore 6y agoMore and more users use 4G at home rather that WiFi. In general, home WiFi seems flaky, stops working in some rooms, cuts out if you go outside, etc. It's often easier to just use 4G always.
- alias_neo 6y agoVery interesting point. I've not been into the office since lockdown but I suspect if it was also the case with EE, they've probably shifted a lot of their backbone's bandwidth from the 4G network to 5G for that sweet marketing and word of mouth.