i still use a phone with a max 3g connection and a dual sim phone which sim1 need to use 2g while the sim2 can use 4g.
Malaysia Shut Down 3G Network By The End of TBA, Long life 2G
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 Jul 14 2021, 06:32 PM
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uhhh... they forcing me to get a new phone
i still use a phone with a max 3g connection and a dual sim phone which sim1 need to use 2g while the sim2 can use 4g. |
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Jul 16 2021, 05:13 PM
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QUOTE(joshhd @ Jul 14 2021, 09:34 PM) It is a fact that when a country shutting down its 3G network, it means those end users that is still using 3G-only phones will have to buy new phone that supports at least 4G. ah. so they only shutdown 3g while still allow the good old 2g?Once 3G is fully shut down, your phone 3G-only phones (or SIM card slot that support maximum 3G) will only be connected to the 2G network (GPRS or EDGE). Unless you'd only make calls and SMS, then it shouldn't be affected. But if you want to surf the Internet, then it's time to buy a new 4G phone.    |
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Oct 20 2021, 08:51 PM
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they should shutdown the 2g too. because they will be blamed if users suddenly got their connection dropped from lte to edge.
if lte dropped to hspa it will not caused too much differences. but from lte to edge, u watch youtube 720p suddenly buffering to 144p.  |
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