If you have a 5G capable phone, how much do you actually get 5G nationwide here? I asked because I have what I've always been told by Verizon was a 5G capable phone but I've never gotten 5G Nationwide on it even though the SIM card has been changed twice and I have a 5G plan. It gets 5G ultra wide but not nationwide. I was told a couple of days ago by a tier 2 tech support person that my model of phone, a Samsung Note 10 + 5G might not be capable of getting 5G nationwide which doesn't make sense to me. She said she's going to talk to Samsung and find out if there might be a software fix for this issue.
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A question for any Verizon customers in the San Diego area
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don't live in San Diego but this could explain why 5G is slow in expanding in San Diego.
https://timesofsandiego.com/opinion...verizon-threatens-to-increase-digital-divide/
this was written in 2020 and i can't find anything about why 5G is spotty in San Diego. if you look at their coverage map most of San Diego should be in Nationwide coverage with very spotty 5G UW coverage.
https://timesofsandiego.com/opinion...verizon-threatens-to-increase-digital-divide/
this was written in 2020 and i can't find anything about why 5G is spotty in San Diego. if you look at their coverage map most of San Diego should be in Nationwide coverage with very spotty 5G UW coverage.