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You claim that they cannot be disabled, while this is already happening [0][1][2]. Some countries, like Switzerland, already completed the shutdown years ago [2
by Hendrikto 1y ago
You claim that they cannot be disabled, while this is already happening [0][1][2]. Some countries, like Switzerland, already completed the shutdown years ago [2].
[0]: https://newsroom.vodafone.de/2g-abschaltung-macht-lte-und-5g-mobilfunk-netz-noch-besser https://newsroom.vodafone.de/2g-abschaltung-macht-lte-und-5g...
[1]: https://www.telekom.de/hilfe/2g-abschaltung https://www.telekom.de/hilfe/2g-abschaltung
[2]: https://www.rosenberger-telematics.com/en/news/switching-off-the-2g-network/ https://www.rosenberger-telematics.com/en/news/switching-off...
- alerighi 1y agoIt's easy to make the switch in a rich country with less than 10 millions of inhabitants, mostly living in big cities.
- Hendrikto 1y agoCheck out reference 2. This is being done across the whole of Europe. It has already been done in Australia.
- kristofferR 1y agoIt's the same "we can't introduce chip-and-pin because of all the credit card readers" argument that kept carding an issue a decade longer in the US than in the EU.