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Expectations following 3G Decommission

foxtrotmike
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Since the announcement that 3G is being decommissioned

I have noticed in a few areas that i am still using 3G, and sometimes 2G

I was wondering what will happen in those areas

  • Will those areas get upgraded to 4G (which i can use)
  • Or will those areas downgrade to 2G?

https://ee.co.uk/3g-switch-off

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bristolian
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There should not be any 3G-only areas - U2100 coverage will always overlap with 2G1800 and/or 4G techs.

Non-4G phones will fallback to 2G whenever 3G is unavailable - that applies now and after 3G switchoff.

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Chris_B
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@foxtrotmike  You’ll just use 2G if 4G isn’t available in them areas 

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foxtrotmike
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I Should add Zero Coverage to that list

But what i am actually wondering is whether the 3G turn off will result in a reduction of service in some areas or resulting in no coverage at all.

Leanne_T
EE Community Support Team

Hi @foxtrotmike 

Our EE Coverage and Network Status Checker will show available coverage in the areas, and will update if any changes are made. 

Leanne.

bristolian
EE Community Star
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There should not be any 3G-only areas - U2100 coverage will always overlap with 2G1800 and/or 4G techs.

Non-4G phones will fallback to 2G whenever 3G is unavailable - that applies now and after 3G switchoff.