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Can I use the data from my phone on my Television? Instead of using home broadband
ColumLa_1949047 You can certainly connect a device to your phone via the hotspot. The problem with using it for a TV is that mobile signals are not as constant as home broadband and so you may have difficulties.
Smarty do state that you should never rely on mobile broadband as a replacement for home broadband.
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ColumLa_1949047 You can certainly connect a device to your phone via the hotspot. The problem with using it for a TV is that mobile signals are not as constant as home broadband and so you may have difficulties.
Smarty do state that you should never rely on mobile broadband as a replacement for home broadband.
As I said, my old man has used smarty for his house broadband for two years.
He is not on unlimited, he's on the 200GB deal, maybe that's why he has never been hassled for over usage.
My dad's been using smarty for home broadband for nearly 2 years, it's only lost connection once in that period.
Compare that to broadband ISP's on the BT openreach system, he's found his smarty SIM in a Huawei B311 router more reliable than wired broadband.
Jamie The certainly is good news! You have highlighted one of the main points that we often see on the forum. for many people everything is rosy, but for some it just does not work. Depends upon proximity to masts, levels of congestion, whether there is an 'r' in the month (OK, to be fair that may be for oysters!)
