Thread: EE now "Standardising" its networks.
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Old 13-10-2013, 19:20   #2
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Re: EE now "Standardising" its networks.
I believe in order to recoup costs for the 4g bidding they're 'consolidating' quite a few masts (i.e. removing them) I've noticed significant degradation in signal in Worcestershire

Longer term it won't matter as 4g signals (the old terrestrial tv) penetrate better than 2/3g

but for now and prob the next couple of years, it won't be much fun for those of us unwilling to pay the crazy 4g rates.
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