The Finistere department launches the application “Does it pick up?” To insert a Precisely where the white areas are in the partition. A very easy-to-use mobile app that is an integral part of the plan “White-free zone in 4G” It was unveiled Friday, April 1 by the county council.
All data collected will be used for Draw an accurate map of places where the mobile network is poor or simply non-existent. “Thanks to the users’ input, the county council will be able to determine the actions to be implemented and encourage operators to invest in infrastructure to address perceived deficiencies or to improve the quality of mobile services,” Explain the institution.
Not enough streams
In addition to the application, a mobile measuring toolkit consisting of four mobile phones of the same brands but with different operators is currently being deployed on the road and soon Finistere railways. It is also intended to mark the white areas.
According to the head of the Mael de Calanne department, “_the data you provided_“Arcep(Electronic Communications and Post Regulatory Authority) With regard to 4G mobile network coverage is not accurate enough. For Arcep to rank a place in a white zone, Grid must not pass at all.” But it’s often just a story of insufficient speeds Which suddenly interrupts your phone conversations or does not allow fast downloading.
– Finistère County Council © Department of Finistère
Once the white areas are identified, management says it will correct the situation, In conjunction with mobile operators and the state. planning to publish by 2024, 15 to 20 multi-operator relay antennas per territory. If necessary, administration lands will be made available to operators to allow installation of these antennas.
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