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โ11-03-2024 12:42 PM
How can I get a faster internet connection
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โ12-03-2024 14:04 PM
Hey @AlanGri_2514744
Thank you for reaching out to our SMARTY community forum!
I am sorry to hear about your network issues. Please refer to our network status checker to see if there are any outages in your area - Network status checker | SMARTY
Like every network, some areas will have better coverage with SMARTY than others, and the size and layout of buildings can make a real difference to service: we use the Three network to provide our services. Indoor coverage may also vary.
Although we try to make the coverage results on our online coverage checker (https://smarty.co.uk/coverage-checker) as accurate as possible, the information is only a guide and doesn't guarantee service availability in a particular location. Our roll-out plans are updated regularly but may change over time.
If you havenโt already done so, you could try the following to regain a connection potentially;
- Restarting your device and/or resetting your Network Settings (this does not affect your device storage, apps, pictures, etc.). This will refresh your connection to the serving site, prompting a stronger signal.
- Toggling Airplane Mode/Mobile Data off and on. This essentially resets the IP connection, establishing a fresh new connection once linked to the network โ this will prompt your device and SIM to connect to a stronger signal.
- You can remove any saved APN credentials, restart your handset and then re-add the required APN if your device doesnโt seem to automatically connect to a strong network signal โ please find guidance on the correct APN set-up via the following link: https://help.smarty.co.uk/en/articles/1155220-using-the-internet-after-you-ve-joined-smarty.
I hope this helps! - Jodie ๐
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โ12-03-2024 14:04 PM
Hey @AlanGri_2514744
Thank you for reaching out to our SMARTY community forum!
I am sorry to hear about your network issues. Please refer to our network status checker to see if there are any outages in your area - Network status checker | SMARTY
Like every network, some areas will have better coverage with SMARTY than others, and the size and layout of buildings can make a real difference to service: we use the Three network to provide our services. Indoor coverage may also vary.
Although we try to make the coverage results on our online coverage checker (https://smarty.co.uk/coverage-checker) as accurate as possible, the information is only a guide and doesn't guarantee service availability in a particular location. Our roll-out plans are updated regularly but may change over time.
If you havenโt already done so, you could try the following to regain a connection potentially;
- Restarting your device and/or resetting your Network Settings (this does not affect your device storage, apps, pictures, etc.). This will refresh your connection to the serving site, prompting a stronger signal.
- Toggling Airplane Mode/Mobile Data off and on. This essentially resets the IP connection, establishing a fresh new connection once linked to the network โ this will prompt your device and SIM to connect to a stronger signal.
- You can remove any saved APN credentials, restart your handset and then re-add the required APN if your device doesnโt seem to automatically connect to a strong network signal โ please find guidance on the correct APN set-up via the following link: https://help.smarty.co.uk/en/articles/1155220-using-the-internet-after-you-ve-joined-smarty.
I hope this helps! - Jodie ๐
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โ11-03-2024 14:54 PM
@AlanGri_2514744 If you are referring to a mobile signal, you may need to check if any other providers have a stronger signal in your area. Not sure that there is much else you can do.

