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They do this to optimize user experience for 3G and 2G networks not LTE or 5G. A huge number of people are on those networks.
by mmmBacon 2y ago
They do this to optimize user experience for 3G and 2G networks not LTE or 5G. A huge number of people are on those networks.
- jhugo 2y agoHaving traveled widely in three of the four most populous countries I’m a bit dubious of this claim. Having decent 4G in the middle of nowhere in India or Indonesia is pretty standard these days. I haven’t been to Africa, but a quick search suggests more than two thirds of the population of the continent has 4G coverage, and more than 80% has 3G. Where are these huge numbers of people on 2G?
- eimrine 2y agoIn Ukraine we use to have a lot of 2G devices: energy meters, terminals in grocery shops, panic buttons and anti-theft devices.