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What did EE upgrade/amend in Burnley?

tr1p77
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Contributor

Hi. I got a message saying that EE would be upgrading their services in Burnley from the 2nd to the 5th October, and that i might have some issues with mobile services between them dates, ( i didnt). What i would like to know is, What did they do as i notice no difference in my signal strentgh or 4/5g service. I do know that i still cant get a 5g signal where i live just 10mins walk from the 5g in the town centre. So what has changed at all?

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bristolian
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In all honesty, this could be anything. Individual site outages are unlikely to warrant a text message of this sort, but work across a wider area could do. At that level, it could be anything from wide-area parameter changes to carrier activations.

Bear in mind EE operate 4G across 4 frequency bands with multiple carriers in 3 of those bands, and 5G is similar. So optimisation activity could be invisible to end users unless you have knowledge of the radio architecture.

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Christopher_G
EE Community Support Team

Hi @tr1p77 

Welcome to the community.

I'm glad to hear that your service wasn't too affected. It's likely to be maintenance work on masts in your area. 

Chris

bristolian
EE Community Star
EE Community Star

In all honesty, this could be anything. Individual site outages are unlikely to warrant a text message of this sort, but work across a wider area could do. At that level, it could be anything from wide-area parameter changes to carrier activations.

Bear in mind EE operate 4G across 4 frequency bands with multiple carriers in 3 of those bands, and 5G is similar. So optimisation activity could be invisible to end users unless you have knowledge of the radio architecture.