IP address always in London

[evantkh]

Is it just the registry records or all traffic are routed through London?

[MI5]

All 4g is I think from memory.

[evantkh]

@MI5

How does it related to "all 4g"?

[MI5]

I've no idea, but I remember when 4g was first introduced and everyone up and down the country were doing speedtests, all the ip addresses came back to London regardless of where they were in the country.

[evantkh]

@MI5

How about before the launch of 4G? Are users outside London getting non-London address?

[MI5]

Yeah, 2g and 3g always get a local ip address.

[evantkh]

@MI5

Were there local tariffs as well?

[MI5]

Local tariffs ?

[evantkh]

@MI5

I take China as an example.

Tariffs and bolt ons are different at different regions. Different tariffs provide different local, within the same province and/or national allowances(but roaming sign will not be shown during national roaming). When accessing services from store, the location of store must match the region of the account. When accessing account details online, the website and app must also match the region of the account.

[MI5]

No mate. The UK is a bit smaller than China and the same tariffs apply all across the country.