I have been having problems with Indoor coverage , with iD/3 and according to OFCOM network coverage checker both 3 and EE limit network availability when the device is connected to broadband network.
Whereas O2 and Vodafone do not limit their network when connected to a broadband network.
Https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverage
Best answer by andewhite
I have been having problems with Indoor coverage , with iD/3 and according to OFCOM network coverage checker both 3 and EE limit network availability when the device is connected to broadband network.
Whereas O2 and Vodafone do not limit their network when connected to a broadband network.
Https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverage
Not sure that is currently possible,
Mobile network radio signals would normally be omni-directional - it would be extremely difficult to limit/restrict any given network operators signal at any given indoor location, without affecting every customer using the network in the given area.
+24Hi
Welcome to the Community!
The service being limited means that you may have limited services indoors.
Have you checked your coverage and network status at the link below:
https://www.idmobile.co.uk/help-and-advice/coverage#coverage-info
Kash
+26I have been having problems with Indoor coverage , with iD/3 and according to OFCOM network coverage checker both 3 and EE limit network availability when the device is connected to broadband network.
Whereas O2 and Vodafone do not limit their network when connected to a broadband network.
Https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverage
Not sure that is currently possible,
Mobile network radio signals would normally be omni-directional - it would be extremely difficult to limit/restrict any given network operators signal at any given indoor location, without affecting every customer using the network in the given area.
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