celcom can access both plan as well. But for Digi users, the new NX25 plan is a loss, hopefully the old 40GB+30GB hotspot could remain for long

CelcomDigi will merged their top up system from next momth onwards, not sure if it affects billing

Yeah, with RM25 40GB - 60GB became a norm in Malaysia telco market. I do personally hope if telco in Malaysia could offer cheaper plan like RM15 with 10GB and Unlimited Call, but these do hurt their ARPU by a lot, so no choice but to stick to RM25 plan despite using around 5GB per month

Yes = No indoor coverage in a lot of less established commercial areas. Onexox, some people experience soft capped, and no IPv6 for sure

Well, consider Unifi fibre as well, with the latest SWU5.0, it only costs RM90 + SST to get 500Mbps down. Telecommunication charges are definitely the few things that have been cheaper recently

Disable 4G on your phone, super longlife promotion usually available during double digit day (like 6.6, 7.7, etc) at about RM38

There's still plenty of sites in Cyberjaya that has yet to be merged

Those who renewed their Digi RM25 plan since August no longer receive additional 24GB hotspot right?

I'm just wondering after that 6GB hotspot get exhausted, will it uses the main quota directly or need to buy another new plan. Sorry as I am not familiar with Digi system

just tried and it works

are u in urban areas? There's probably fake base station that prevents you to connect to your telco signal.

The symptom is quite obvious, u cannot even make call or USSD. To verify, when it happens again, dial *118#, if it took forever to response, it is the fake base station

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I wonder is this real or hoax, might just be system issue

85% of the cell towes' antenna now broadcast the merged network, but routing still depends on own telco. So it is still area dependent

No problem on Poco F5

Celcom MNO IP is now Digi. I think they'll probably scrap Celcom routing soon

Not fully, but quite close to fully.
Celcom support USSD over IMS (u can dial *118# on 4G+ without dropping to 2G) and most Celcom MVNOs are still under default Celcom routing.

There's still a plenty number of sites that are still not integrated. Nevertheless, day to day use u probably will not feel any differences now since Celcom joined the Digi ASN4818, unless u are ''lucky'' staying in the place where the network has not been integrated

This seems a lot more expensive than its Prepaid Plan