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on 29-04-2024 09:38
As the title really.
I've been with O2 for years but I always have reception issues in crowded places. Glastonbury is just around the corner and I'd like to try an eSIM in my phone as Vodafone is the sponsor so my assumption is the reception will be significantly better
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on 29-04-2024 09:39
Any O2 phone bought after April 2018 is unlocked to all networks, so yes if yours is newer than that.
If not, unlock it first Guide: Unlocking an O2 phone to use a different SIM card
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on 29-04-2024 09:39
Any O2 phone bought after April 2018 is unlocked to all networks, so yes if yours is newer than that.
If not, unlock it first Guide: Unlocking an O2 phone to use a different SIM card
Please select the post that helped you best and mark as the solution. This helps other members in resolving their issues faster. Thank you.
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on 29-04-2024 09:44
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on 29-04-2024 09:44
Thank you. Does the phone automatically switch between the 2 networks based on signal strength or do I manually have to switch it over somehow?
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on 29-04-2024 10:04
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on 29-04-2024 10:04
Both sims are active all the time for receiving.
You can choose in settings which sim to use to make calls, send texts and use data.
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on 01-05-2024 20:20
@paradigm wrote:As the title really.
I've been with O2 for years but I always have reception issues in crowded places. Glastonbury is just around the corner and I'd like to try an eSIM in my phone as Vodafone is the sponsor so my assumption is the reception will be significantly better
There's a bit of information here :-
Here to a-moo-se: Vodafone COWs coming to 2024 special events
https://www.vodafone.co.uk/newscentre/news/cow-signal-coming-to-2024-special-events/
Glastonbury - Mobile/Network Performance | ISPreview UK Forum
https://www.ispreview.co.uk/talk/threads/glastonbury-mobile-network-performance.39938/
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