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There's only a limited amount of space in the airwaves. Either old stuff gets turned off, or you can't add any new stuff. I agree that mandatory obsolescence i
by crote 3y ago
There's only a limited amount of space in the airwaves. Either old stuff gets turned off, or you can't add any new stuff.
I agree that mandatory obsolescence is a bad thing, but the first 4G networks went online in 2009 and are now 15 years old. Dropping support for >10-year-old handsets isn't great, but definitely understandable. If you're mad at anyone, it should be the companies who keep selling 3G-only handsets until this very day.
- MerManMaid 3y agoKilling 3G for the sake of... what exactly? Nothing else is really using that space and literally 2.5+ million people seem content with the service.