Knowing that you can keep in touch with friends and loved ones even if your data’s run out is one of those little things that just makes life better. That’s why Stay Connected Data comes included in our No Frills and Essentials plans. How it works St...
Check mobile coverage and ongoing maintenance in your area using the EE Mobile Coverage and Service Status Checker. "Check coverage" will predict the usual level of service, whereas "Check service status" will show known issues and faults. You don’t ...
I am increasingly disappointed by the EE coverage, particularly in the South of England. I visit many places in my motorhome and in Wareham, Hertfordshire, I could only get ½ bar on your GSM signal which means that my mobile WiFi is useless. The sign...
I live a 5 min walk from Southampton university and it's blocking my phone signal. I've never had any issues in 16 years until building work got above residential housing height. Since then both myself and my wife who is also with EE can no longer sp...
We are aware of a signal issue that is affecting some of our customers in the Wigan area. Our mast in the area had to be removed from the existing site in March 2026, as the building is being redeveloped. Our engineers began looking for a new locati...
Why does my phone permanently have no network coverage?
Hi, I upgraded my plans as they have ran out and got the following plan: The agent from retentions says it comes with 5G Standalone and Network boost, how do i see if these are working as they dont show as addons in my account.
Evening, has anyone else had issues with 5g dropping out tonight and last night from around 8pm in the ruislip area?
Anybody else got no connection again? Same as happened before when it was off for 4 days? We are in Chesterfield,, Derbyshire
Terrible signal, worse than O2 and Vodafone. They also have worst customer support by far. They are the most expensive.
Hi I'd like to improve the signal I get on my iPhone when we are away in our campervan. I'm wondering if a mobile phone signal booster would work, since Ofcom now allow these. These units use an external aerial, an amplifier and an internal aerial to...
