wow, 3CA, what this app your are using?
and how the speed test? 

If Digi is capping the speed, do you think they'll admit it?
Then, you may complain to MCMC. MCMC is a REDUNDANT complain centre, it won't do things like it used to.

KUALA LUMPUR: Internet users in Malaysia have been experiencing minor internet disruption resulting from damage to the Asia Pacific Cable Network 2 (APCN2) submarine cable owned by Telekom Malaysia Berhad ™.

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) today said that TM has given its assurance that all necessary steps are being taken to reduce the impact of service interruption to users.

MCMC said it was informed by TM that one of its APCN2 submarine cable segments, which connects Chongming, China and Lantau, Hong Kong (segment 3) is damaged.

“While the consortium maintaining the APCN2 identifies the exact location of the damage for restorative work, TM has taken swift action of dispersing affected traffic flow through their other submarine cables in order to reduce the impact on users.

“TM has also activated additional capacity through the Cahaya Malaysia submarine cable system, which connects Malaysia’s international traffic to Japan. Internet users in Malaysia have only experienced minimal interruption, as there are other submarine cables available to channel internet traffic as needed,” MCMC said in a statement today.

The APCN2 submarine cable, which connects Malaysia to Singapore, Hong Kong and the United States, is one of 14 submarine cable systems worldwide jointly owned by TM.

MCMC said additionally, global giants such as Akamai Technologies, Amazon.com, Facebook Inc., Google Inc., Microsoft MSN, and other international content providers have peering connections at the Malaysia Internet Exchange (MyIX).

“Most of them provide cache servers at local internet service providers' networks. This means that their content is accessible locally by internet users without any interruption.”

MCMC said it will continue to monitor the situation to ensure that internet services to users will not be severely interrupted, especially during the Movement Control Order (MCO) period.

“The community’s dependence on broadband services at this time is crucial, especially for sectors such as commerce, service and even education, where online learning has been implemented,” it added.

This is TM's announcement 2 days ago.

That's for UniFi, I guess nothing to do with Digi?

This is fibre right?

Confirmed, quota reset=problem solved
Current threshold should be around 300GB, take note.

b818





sos : https://www.facebook.com/groups/16808919453...57670644314414/

Nah, don't think so, the 5G is probably for the Wi-Fi standard or rather 5Ghz

You can see it in the last picture where the user shows the LTE frequencies it supports.

There's seller at LAZADA selling 5G modem, but I cost an arm and a leg.
Maybe, you could share your experience if you were to buy it.
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=95458292

select both and lock cant? lol

i'm using v1.3 only...v4.1 not sure

New ver can't do carrier aggregation.
Only the old v1.3 can do it.

New ver can't do carrier aggregation.
Only the old v1.3 can do it.

mind pm the newest hmnager link. thanks in advance

Maybe my eyes are not good, so I can see many empty pixel boxes in 360p and 480p videos.

Last month during MCO, I use total 4.5 TB in a month. Haha!

Anyway in normal circumstance, 2 TB is enough for me per month. 1 TB is a way too little frank speak.

http://www.maxis.com.my/broadband/maxisone-go-wifi/

yes, this one, any problem for this plan?

i see is recently only become unlimited, but not sure whether any catch for this...

Any work around if i would like to use my I150 for both wifi & for calling? my phone Huawei Nova 2i is not very good for the hotspot..

Lately facing a lot of unstable internet connection. i would like to plug into a Mifi/modem and still be able to make calls at the same time.

Any specific model is a good option?

Thanks for the info. In Lazada it is selling around RM765, is that a good price? TQ