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Where can I find more information on which areas have 4G coverage?
For more information, visit 4G coverage checkers on the mobile operator websites. Ofcom has a map that shows the predicted coverage for mobile voice and data for each of the UK mobile network operators. Where and when 4G at 800 MHz is activated depends on the roll-out plans of the mobile operators – we are unable to share these specific details. If you are experiencing new interference to TV received through an aerial please contact us on 0808 13 13 800.
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