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Is the outage always reflected by how many bars? I have ATT yearly prepaid and currently 3 bars, which is about normal for current area..
by indigodaddy 3y ago
Is the outage always reflected by how many bars? I have ATT yearly prepaid and currently 3 bars, which is about normal for current area..
- nonethewiser 3y agoTried to use it? Other comments suggest it's down nationwide but you are saying you're up?
- saltyollpheist 3y agoHaving bars doesn't necessarily mean calls can be made or received. Mine keeps fluctuating between 0 and 5 bars but wherever I try to make a call, it claims I'm not registered with my current carrier, which uses AT&T as its backbone.
- nonethewiser 3y agoyeah thats why I asked if he used it
- saltyollpheist 3y agoNGL I replied to the wrong person. It's been a long morning. My apologies and keep on keeping on.
- 13of40 3y agoThat's something I've noticed in general with 5G - basically five bars means you've got a good connection to the tower, but you could have bad service due to a bottleneck upstream of that. (At least for data - for voice that might be more negligible.)
- selectodude 3y agoThat’s been an issue for a lot longer than that, at least in dense metro areas. Even back in the 3G days I’d have 5 bars and no data due to tower congestion.