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Here in Germany, most stores have effective zero cell reception immediately once you enter in the store and everything is normal once you are near the exit. In
by n_ary 2y ago
Here in Germany, most stores have effective zero cell reception immediately once you enter in the store and everything is normal once you are near the exit. In stores where people can order online, they offer free wifi(sometimes). I can see a similar approach in schools.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> most stores have effective zero cell reception Is this intentional or a consequence of closed brick construction?
- rennokki 2y agoI think it has to do with the building, perhaps there is a Faraday cage caused by the copper net layer in the walls. From a similar experience, the doorstep of my apartment is really close to my other 2 neighbours (ground floor), and they all have WiFi routers above the entrance, inside — it was very hard to connect and use Wifi in the house on 2.4GHz due to the bandwidth, even if I changed the channels manually, so I was forced to buy a 5GHz router to circumvent the shortage. Also, my LTE doesn't work at all at my doorstep, so it's pretty apparent.
- ainonsense44 2y agoThis is a highly questionable statement without any proof.