on 31-01-2018 17:11
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31-01-2018 17:15 - edited 31-01-2018 17:20
31-01-2018 17:15 - edited 31-01-2018 17:20
It won't be removed and neither will you get 4g yet I'm afraid (no 4g except on O2-DE in Germany).
We've been moaning about the throttling for years since they introduced O2 travel.
The only way around it was to turn off O2 travel and pay standard rates but not possible now it's all inclusive.
I'd suggest you try different networks via a manual network serch.
31-01-2018 17:15 - edited 31-01-2018 17:20
31-01-2018 17:15 - edited 31-01-2018 17:20
It won't be removed and neither will you get 4g yet I'm afraid (no 4g except on O2-DE in Germany).
We've been moaning about the throttling for years since they introduced O2 travel.
The only way around it was to turn off O2 travel and pay standard rates but not possible now it's all inclusive.
I'd suggest you try different networks via a manual network serch.
on 01-02-2018 18:31
on 01-02-2018 18:31
on 02-02-2018 00:54
on 02-02-2018 00:54
wrote:
Sorry just catching up on threads. Yeah signal ranges depends where in the south ya go. As Bel is part of UK I’d get a pay and go irish sim to use in ROI. signal will be good then as ya won’t be roaming. I get an ROI sim when going to Donegal from uk
That's good advice though possibly may need to get the phone unlockedhttps://community.o2.co.uk/t5/How-to-guides/Unlocking-an-O2-phone-to-use-a-different-SIM-card/ba-p/1014131