T-Mobile quietly hardens part of its U.S. cellular network against snooping

Re:T-Mobile quietly hardens part of its U.S. cellular networ... by reustle on Monday October 27, 2014 @05:39PM (#8518343)

Regarding coverage, I'm feeling the pain. I've been a TMobile customer for over 2 years now and their service in NYC is great, but out in Pennsylvania (where I am almost weekly) is terrible to non existent.

On top of coverage being bad, their plans are limited to around 10MB of data roaming per month. Yes, MB. That is only domestic though, if you're international you get unlimited data roaming. I guess that is what happens when you bad-talk other carriers then ask them about letting your customers roam on their networks.

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Re:T-Mobile quietly hardens part of its U.S. cellular networ... by imaffett on Monday October 27, 2014 @05:41PM (#8518362)

which part of PA? I'm in south central and we get LTE, but I also go through parts with no coverage. It has been better then sprint though.

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Re:T-Mobile quietly hardens part of its U.S. cellular networ... by DINKDINK on Monday October 27, 2014 @06:59PM (#8518668)

http://opensignal.com/ is a great website showing coverage data

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Re:T-Mobile quietly hardens part of its U.S. cellular networ... by reustle on Tuesday October 28, 2014 @11:16AM (#8521383)

Generally around Schuylkill County and Lehigh Valley

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