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4G and signal strength

Anonymous
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Bit strange but when my phone is just 3G I have 4 bubbles of signal and when I turned on my 4G I only get 2 signal bubbles.

Does anyone know why and how I can fix this?
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Maybe it will be fine tomorrow, they only turned my data on yesterday! stupid 😞
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Promise me something.....
Leave it until tomorrow and if no better start off by giving us all the relevant details first please wink
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D'oh!

Sorry

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It'll just make it much easier to give you decent advice wink
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It's easy to lose exactly what has been done in the lead up to a problem:smileywink:

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Just wondering, could this be for example my iPhone is just switching to whatever signal is strongest so thats 3G...?
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Indeed, as per my very first reply, the strength of signal between 3g and 4g will vary. A very strong 3g signal will overrule a weak 4g one if the phone is efficiently dealing with the network signal it receives.
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I may pop into an O2 store and see what they say/suggest. A new SIM could well do the trick
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