you can but exclude 4 places below

The locations at which the network will be shared do, however, exclude urban market centres, including the Klang Valley, Penang, Johor Bahru and Ipoh

very obvious already, they want to see whether other telco extend their offer

Many will be jump ship to webe if just unlimited facebook but no quota increase

that cause umi30 have 3x data while p28 data has not been refreshed

same for me
called umobile helpdesk gave me unhelpful answer
maybe complain to umobile fb

they are earning money and targeted to list their shares in stockmarket by 2018
does that mean we wont see improved postpaid offer from umobile from 2017 to 2018?
in india, Jio is offering unlimited call and 30 GB data a month for around Rm30 per month for one year


This post has been edited by bryon: Mar 13 2017, 11:05 AM

may i know what global rom you used?

UMobile is riding on maxis network
Suspect maxis has been "managing bandwidth" for uMobile users riding on their network for quite some time

Maxis Broadband Sdn Bhd (Maxis) and U Mobile Sdn Bhd (U Mobile) have entered into a multi-billion ringgit agreement to share Maxis’ 3G radio access networks (RAN) with U Mobile. The agreement will be for an initial period of 10 years.
(From L to R– Mark Dioguardi, CTO Maxis Berhad, Sandip Das, CEO of Maxis Berhad,Dr.Kaizad Heerjee, CEO of U Mobile & Too Tian Jen, CTO, U Mobile.)

Basically, via the agreement, selected Maxis base station will start using U Mobile’s 3G frequency. This allows U Mobile to offer 3G coverage for voice and data to its customers via Maxis radio network. To make the network sharing possible, Maxis is using Multi-Operator Core Network MOCN for 3G/LTE which is standardized by 3GPP.

The network sharing will exclude urban market centers, such as Klang Valley, Penang, Johor Bahru and Ipoh, where U Mobile requires high bandwidth for high speed mobile broadband services.

The agreement also allows LTE sharing when the spectrum becomes available.

In a statement, Chief Executive Officer of Maxis, Sandip Das, said: “Active sharing results in greater cost savings which in turn translates to increased direct revenue for both companies.”

“As a strong advocate of network-sharing, this will add to our existing carbon footprint reduction initiatives. To date, over 54% of our base stations sites are shared with other operators. This partnership will also accelerate broadband penetration in the country, paving the way towards achieving Digital Malaysia aspirations.” he added.

CEO of U Mobile, Dr. Kaizad added that “This mutually beneficial partnership with Maxis will accelerate the expansion of our current 3G footprint to more than 4,000 3G sites in Malaysia by early-2013.”

According to both Telcos, the RAN partnership also responds to the Government’s call for telcos to reduce duplication of network assets, enabling operators to deliver better services. In addition, this pact promotes increased competition at the service level rather than at the infrastructure level.

As a result of the collaboration, Maxis will receive a significant new source of revenue and will enhance utilization of its network in areas that are currently underutilized.

The value of the deal was not disclosed.

dont think so, likely will come out with unlimited for more xyx websites, but no unlimited call or more data for lower plans

UMobile has not updated their data allocation for P70 since 15th March, 2016