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Tried to use it? Other comments suggest it's down nationwide but you are saying you're up?
by nonethewiser 3y ago
Tried 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.