It is no longer news that people have already started rocking MTN 4G LTE network services in service covered areas.
And yesterday we dropped the procedures involved in getting your phones and SIMs activated for the http://mjoaobrum.blogspot.com /2016/09/how-to-activate-your-phonesim-for.html" target="_blank">latest MTN 4G LTE services.
Since the roll out of MTN 4G LTE services, lots of questions are beginning to emerge, and one of the questions that we are going to be discussing today, is the one suggested by the topic of the day.
Many MTN subscribers have started asking the questions and would ordinarily want to know their fate on the possibility of still using their MTN SIMs for their normal 2G and 3G internet activities in case they finally decide to swap their normal 3G MTN SIM for an MTN 4G LTE enabled USIM.
As some are of the opinion that after swapping their MTN 3G SIM for an MTN 4G LTE USIM, that they might be stocked on availability of only 4G LTE services with the SIM.
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The rationale behind such direction of reasoning cannot be far-fetched, owning to the launch of Ntel 4G LTE network services in the country that allows for only 4G LTE services on their SIMs, and also the recent coming of 2G network-only data plans from Airtel, thus they also opined that MTN 4G LTE SIM might as well be restricted to particular 4G LTE network services only.
If you have also asked similar question, or maybe you just want to know whether MTN 4G LTE USIM will be compatible with 2G and 3G network services, then we will be glad to answer that fully without leaving any stone unturned.
Finally and affirmatively, if you choose to obtain an MTN 4G LTE USIM or need to swap from your normal MTN 3G SIM to a 4G LTE USIM, you can go ahead to do so without entertaining any fear as it will not in any way affect your activities on 2G and 3G networks; for MTN 4G LTE USIM is perfectly compatible and usable on 2G and 3G networks respectively.
And yesterday we dropped the procedures involved in getting your phones and SIMs activated for the http://mjoaobrum.blogspot.com /2016/09/how-to-activate-your-phonesim-for.html" target="_blank">latest MTN 4G LTE services.
Since the roll out of MTN 4G LTE services, lots of questions are beginning to emerge, and one of the questions that we are going to be discussing today, is the one suggested by the topic of the day.
Many MTN subscribers have started asking the questions and would ordinarily want to know their fate on the possibility of still using their MTN SIMs for their normal 2G and 3G internet activities in case they finally decide to swap their normal 3G MTN SIM for an MTN 4G LTE enabled USIM.
As some are of the opinion that after swapping their MTN 3G SIM for an MTN 4G LTE USIM, that they might be stocked on availability of only 4G LTE services with the SIM.
Must Read: http://mjoaobrum.blogspot.com /2016/09/how-to-determine-network-frequency.html" target="_blank">How to determine the different network frequency bands of your 2G, 3G and 4G LTE phones
The rationale behind such direction of reasoning cannot be far-fetched, owning to the launch of Ntel 4G LTE network services in the country that allows for only 4G LTE services on their SIMs, and also the recent coming of 2G network-only data plans from Airtel, thus they also opined that MTN 4G LTE SIM might as well be restricted to particular 4G LTE network services only.
If you have also asked similar question, or maybe you just want to know whether MTN 4G LTE USIM will be compatible with 2G and 3G network services, then we will be glad to answer that fully without leaving any stone unturned.
Finally and affirmatively, if you choose to obtain an MTN 4G LTE USIM or need to swap from your normal MTN 3G SIM to a 4G LTE USIM, you can go ahead to do so without entertaining any fear as it will not in any way affect your activities on 2G and 3G networks; for MTN 4G LTE USIM is perfectly compatible and usable on 2G and 3G networks respectively.
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