Thread: EE now "Standardising" its networks.
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Old 13-10-2013, 16:37   #1
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EE now "Standardising" its networks.
Be warned if you have "locked" your phone to either Orange or T-Mobile base stations, that there are increasing areas of the country where only one service is available.

In a large part of Hertfordshire a network search on 2G now only shows T-Mobile, O2 & Vodafone, with no Orange presence at all.
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