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Problem getting a network on iPhone in USA

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Anonymous
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on ‎28-04-2013 11:49

on ‎28-04-2013 11:49

I was recently in Boston but was unable to get any network coverage. I'm on a contract using an iPhone 4S. I tried all the usual things but still couldn't get any coverage. Is there something I need to do?
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Anonymous
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on ‎28-04-2013 14:16

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Didn't know that how stupid
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on ‎28-04-2013 14:23

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It's because many explosions have been triggered by using a mobile phone as the detonator, so they turn off the networks to prevent these kind of attacks.
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on ‎28-04-2013 14:26

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I would have thought in this day and age they would have had another way to get around this glad I don't live in the USA
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on ‎28-04-2013 17:06

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Blimey, wonder why they don't do it for David Cameron then
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on ‎28-04-2013 17:08

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That's what I was thinking slight_smile
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on ‎28-04-2013 17:13

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Probably not as important a person wink
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on ‎28-04-2013 17:16

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They don't even do it for the queen slight_smile
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on ‎28-04-2013 17:24

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Maybe they are scared that that they'll lose their touch if they don't own the world
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on ‎28-04-2013 17:27

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Maybe you're right slight_smile
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on ‎28-04-2013 18:04

on ‎28-04-2013 18:04

It sounds as if the OP's phone was not working for a considerable time, so I doubt that the President visiting Boston would have had anything to do with it. If they do block mobile phone signals they only do it in a very limited area where the President is going to be, and he was in Boston for a very brief time. 

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