I saw this one time pass under "Bestsellers" on MyDigi app, showing that it offers Unlimited Calls to all networks for RM9. This number is currently subscribed to Kaki Social plan, under Digi Prepaid LiVE.

Is anyone know what are the requirements needed to qualify this offer? What I know is, if you do not subscribe to any data plans, this RM9 unlimited call plan will not appear on MyDigi app.

Ia this RM9 unlimited calls still eligible to any biGBonus data plans, or only selected biGBonus plan? Any other info or requirements that I need to know to be able to enjoy this RM9 unlimited call plan?

Anyone receives this SMS from Digi yesterday (31 Jan)?
I'm using Digi Prepaid plan...

This post has been edited by joshhd: Feb 1 2019, 03:45 PM

I don't get to see this RM1 unlimited internet.
What data plan do you subscribe?

Yes..... MyDigi app sometimes quite buggy.
I hope they can find some mobile software experts to overhaul and redesign their app again...

https://community.digi.com.my/t5/Digi-Music-Freedom/Spotify-Premium-for-Family/td-p/28414
It seems like Spotify does not offer mobile payment method for Spotify Family.
Just use your debit/credit card la

You'll travel to South Korea for only 3 days? Then just go ahead with Digi data roaming plan then. If more than 3 days, consider buy a tourist SIM pack, from this website. https://hello1010.my/country/asia/south-kor...ection/asc.html

Yeah I got this too. Wonder how long it lasts.

If like that, then let me redeem. I want.

That RM10 is probably for that amoi's commission. You know la, customer service.

Looks like it is still under testing...

1. You should be able to enable it in the settings. For me, I can't activate VoWiFi on my Samsung Galaxy s7 edge. There's no option for me to activate it.

2. Simple words, yes. Specifically, neither normal or not normal. 4G or 4G+ depends on the coverage and surrounding factors.

For example, it could mean that when you're indoors, your phone can't connects to both 1800MHz+2600MHz bands like when you're outdoors. In your situation, your indoor reception for 2600MHz may be too weak or can't be detected, so it connects to other bands that is still detectable and usable, yet as a result, only 1 band are readily available in your particular indoor area, which is 1800MHz, so your phone continues to connect to that band and appear it "4G" instead of "4G+". Or, perhaps only 900MHz band are available in your indoor area, so it'll appear as "4G" too.

Because don't forget, if the building doesn't have in-building signal repeater, that means you're receiving the signal from outside of the building. The lower the frequency, the better the signal penetration to building walls and objects. Which explains the characteristics of 2600MHz band has poor wall penetration, unless the cell tower or repeater is very nearby.

If in-building signal repeaters is available in the building (e.g. shopping mall), and the repeater transmits in both 1800+2600MHz bands as well, then you'll get 4G+ in that building.

Digi doesn't operate in 850MHz. 850MHz band is only used by Unifi Mobile for now, and it is one of the band they use.

Hmm, try contact Digi customer service and see what they can help.

RedONE uses Celcom network. So it seems that Celcom has better indoor coverage in your building/area then. Regardless of 4G or 4G+, another thing to take note is the internet speed you're getting. If the network performance and speed are fast enough for you, then it shouldn't be a big issue on what network it uses, unless you're interested and very particular in these kind of technical stuff, like me.

Why deactivate VoLTE? As what I know, newer Huawei phones do support VoLTE.
Just because they are Digi customer service representative doesn't mean they know everything about Digi.
You email to Digi to ask about VoWiFi, as that will be considered as "black and white", like a "statement" by Digi.

Nope. I've mentioned earlier, there's no option for me to activate VoWiFi on my phone.

True. From what I see, telcos don't focus on those little "feature enhancements", and don't do much marketing on it, so no surprise that not everyone knows that. In fact, I mentioned to my friends about VoLTE, and they have no idea what I am talking about. Like, an alien thing to them.

Telcos focus more on their network coverage and performance stuff, which is normal la. But whether they will solve complaints professionally on poor network service in that affected customer's area, then that's another story.

VoWiFi stands for Voice over WiFi
VoLTE stands for Voice over LTE (Long Term Evolution)

Oh wow, where you get these info?
You got it from an insider, or you observe it yourself?

Opps my bad... Didn't know that
If that's the case, then I have lots of questions (out of curiosity) to ask dy..

prosibu
1) How Digi decides which areas to refarm 2100MHz for LTE?
2) Since all 4 telcos have an equal of 15MHz bandwidth of 2100MHz including Digi, and Digi refarm that 10MHz for 4G, leaving 5MHz left for 3G, is it really enough? Wouldn't that cause more congestion on Digi 3G network?
3) Any plans that Digi would shut down 2G network in the future, or at least in phases?
2MHz bandwidth on 900MHz band in selected rural areas, and 5MHz* bandwidth on 1800MHz band
Or why not Digi have 2G network domestic roaming with either Maxis or Celcom, so that Digi can refarm those bandwidth for 4G services? Besides M2M and minority users who still using 2G phones, it doesn't seem very spectral efficient nowadays considering the increasing network congestion on 3G/4G networks. Just imagine how much speeds can be delivered to users with the MHz that currently used for 2G

Err, 3G speeds isn't very fast also... You could only get around 2-3Mbps on average, while last time you could get it around 10Mbps. Or, there is no traffic congestion on 3G network? Correct me if I'm wrong.

Why not practical? From the consumer point of view, it seems that Digi can refarm their existing 2G bandwidth into 4G. If the 2G handsets user wish to continue using 2G network, then domestic roaming with either Celcom or Maxis.

Still remember those days when Digi struggle to expand their 2G coverage nationwide because they don't have spectrum on 900MHz, and have only 1800MHz, although they have 900MHz many many years later. Digi's 2G network works better on 1800MHz band rather than the limited 900MHz, but considering the user demand nowadays, I wonder will they be the first Malaysian telco to shut down 2G network, to refarm its bandwidth to 4G?

Is there anything that I missed out? Or 2G domestic roaming with other telco costs more compared to operate own 2G towers?

This one I agree, but as long analogue TV is not yet shut down, 700MHz use for LTE/5G is still long way to go.

Even there's many 2G users in Malaysia, if government announces the date of 2G shutdown, that will eventually force users to upgrade to newer phones or M2M, even if the users aren't happy about it, including the ones that has dual-SIM and the SIM 2 slot operates only in 2G.

As of 1 Jan 2019, Taiwan already shut down 2G and 3G network, so now the country is running full 4G network nationwide. Even there are many elderly using older 2G/3G phones are forced to upgrade, and even many people protest it, but eventually they still shut it down. Singapore already shut down all 2G networks. Thailand also plans to shut down 2G this coming October. https://sbr.com.sg/telecom-internet/asia/th...es-october-2019
If other country can do it, why Malaysia can't? In my opinion, it really depend whether the government (MCMC) want to make this move by force or not only.

Well yeah. But it is better to double check on that phone before buying.

That's called dual 4G phone, meaning both SIMs can operate in LTE.
Another thing to make sure is, it is better to buy a dual 4G SIM phone that can supports VoLTE on both SIM 1 and 2 as well.

How do you know it's 2G M2M?