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Old 13-08-2023, 21:22   #18
jfman
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Re: Using a SIM instead of standard broadband

Are you selecting 3 UK as a provider? If so, you need to change that to Vodafone, EE and O2 to see what those operators have in your area. Under network pick “4G LTE”.

At this point it’s probably worth knowing what providers are the closest masts in your area and what bands they are using.

You could also try putting the router next to a window in the direction of the masts you do know about with Three.
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