This step is aimed at optimizing the use of frequency resources and enhancing the quality of mobile communication.
What You Need to Know About the 3G Shutdown
The regulatory body emphasizes that the transition process will be conducted under strict supervision to ensure user comfort. Mobile operators are required to notify subscribers in advance about the date of the 3G shutdown in their region, as well as offer favorable conditions for upgrading equipment.
It is important to note:
- The shutdown of 3G will not affect the ability to make voice calls and send SMS.
- Owners of devices that support 4G/LTE do not need to take any additional actions.
- Users of older phone models are advised to consider upgrading their devices for uninterrupted access to mobile internet.
Setting Up Devices for 4G Operation
To continue using mobile internet seamlessly, the NKEC recommends configuring devices for 4G network operation. This is a straightforward process that depends on your smartphone's operating system.
Instructions for Android:
- Go to "Settings."
- Open the "Connections" or "Networks" section.
- Select "Mobile Networks."
- Find the "Network Type" or "Network Mode" settings.
- Set the mode to "4G" or "LTE."
Instructions for iPhone:
- Open "Settings."
- Navigate to "Cellular Data."
- Activate "Cellular Data," after which the device will automatically connect to the 4G network.
What the 3G Shutdown Will Provide
Transitioning to more modern communication technologies allows for increased network capacity, improved speed and stability of internet connections, as well as the freeing up of frequency resources for new developments in telecommunications. Users will experience the benefits of higher quality service, especially in densely populated areas.