Fastweb has finally decided to give up 3G: it will no longer be available for any phone. What will happen now?
Telephone companies are constantly trying to improve. They want to make sure that customers are satisfied with their promotions. And this is why they always try to show themselves ready for any situation. By doing this they won’t have to worry about anything. And he knows this very well too Fastweb fortunately. It is no coincidence that it recently launched an important communication for all its users.
From now on 3G will no longer be available with Fastweb. This is unexpected news that many users never thought they would see and hear. Yet that’s what’s been happening recently. We will have to give up this network forever now. But what do we need to know about this topic? Read on to find out everything and more about it: the news from Fastweb is different.
Goodbye to the 3G network, Fastweb has made a very important decision: there is no going back
Starting with the next one June 6, 2024, Fastweb’s 3G network will cease to function. The process will be progressive and will concern the end of the 2,100 MHz frequency. This choice will be entirely in favor of the 900 MHZ band. At the same time the much renowned telephone operator will want to aim for the rise of the 2,100 MHz frequency in 4G. But it will take some time as the 3G shutdown will have to happen on smartphones without VoLTE support.
But what will happen for practically all users? We know that the calls and texts will continue to move through the air seamlessly. There may be some slowdowns in navigation, but nothing that can’t be fixed. 4G cell phones that don’t have VoLTE technology won’t notice much difference. In fact there will be no changes of any kind for them.
And that’s good news as some users were starting to worry. Furthermore, there is another note to be made regarding this transition. Users with a 3G smartphone will be contacted personally by Fastweb. It means that those who risk not using the connection will be notified step by step by the manager.
The provider’s goal is to improve itself as much as possible it seems. And to do this they will need both the support of users and their collaboration. We’ll see how things change now that 3G will no longer be available.
