Enlli, I appreciate your optimism, but in my experience, the so-called "simple solutions" like WiFi Calling aren't always as straightforward as they appear. While documenting signal issues and relying on WiFi may work, it’s frustrating to have to constantly switch to WiFi just because the signal is inconsistent. Moreover, WiFi isn't always available, especially when you're moving around or out in the field for work. I'd prefer to use a network that offers reliable coverage, so I don't have to depend on WiFi as a crutch. That’s why I'm looking into EE, which seems to have a stronger reputation for providing consistent service in Barton under Needwood.
Hey madasaf1sh, it's interesting hearing about your extensive testing processes, but let's be real for a moment. Your approach might work for a large corporation with thousands of employees, but what about smaller businesses or individual users? Just because your company can afford to do live testing across many sites doesn't mean it's a feasible option for everyone. Plus, focusing solely on the "majority" and brushing off the "1%" as irrelevant is shortsighted. Every user matters, including those in areas with poor signal. Suggesting that their concerns don't matter only reflects a lack of understanding and empathy. Maybe it's time to think beyond corporate convenience and focus on providing consistent service for all users, regardless of their location.
