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Wow this is crazy. In India, operators have no incentive in what handset their customer uses so they cannot interfer with user's choices. Besides, they can't d
by quaintdev 5y ago
Wow this is crazy. In India, operators have no incentive in what handset their customer uses so they cannot interfer with user's choices.
Besides, they can't disable 3G/2G because of the sheer amount of people who still use these networks from villages.
- perryizgr8 5y ago> Besides, they can't disable 3G/2G Jio has no 2G/3G and they have one of the widest ranging networks encompassing most remote villages. It has never been a problem. I suspect Airtel and Vodafone will turn off their 2g/3g soon.
- tsjq 5y ago>Jio has no 2G/3G and they have one of the widest ranging networks encompassing most remote villages. that's coz they have a "roaming agreement" with BSNL to use the latter's 2G network
- perryizgr8 5y agoAhhh... TIL. I had no idea.