on 23-05-2024 20:31
This has been the case for many months now and, as a Tonbridge resident and O2 customer, it can get very frustrating. According to the network status checker it is due to overload and that O2 is working on it. How can I find out exactly what is being done to remedy the problem and how long it might take? Many thanks, Sam
23-05-2024 20:40 - edited 23-05-2024 20:42
23-05-2024 20:40 - edited 23-05-2024 20:42
O2 are usually quite coy about timelines, as are other networks.
Download and configure O2's My Network app from your phone's app store, @SamTonbridge
It will monitor and inform you and O2 when signal or access is poor, you will need to set up an account on the app, as it is separate from MyO2's password management system.
on 24-05-2024 15:22
@SamTonbridge wrote:it is due to overload...How can I find out exactly what is being done to remedy the problem and how long it might take?
The remedy for site congestion is either a tech-add, a carrier-add or a combination of the two. The exact nature of this will depend on numerous factors - the individual site config, possible backhaul or TX requirements, and planning/legal issues. Every site will be different.
It won't assist you, but there isn't a one-size-fits-all, and thus the work will take as long as it takes.
on 24-05-2024 16:53
on 24-05-2024 16:53
@SamTonbridge To help you when you're at home use WiFi calling: Wifi and 4G Calling explained | O2
on 25-05-2024 21:54
on 25-05-2024 21:54