3g in the subway from MTS

Last night, as usual, I drove the subway home, and as usual, surfing the Internet from my phone to pass the time. Soon I was bored with the constant disappearances of the network and I already wanted to call the support of the yellow-striped company and swear that there was not a single gap since April, and then I decided to look for other networks on the phone and see which of them are more stable.
I turned on the search, I'm waiting. The first oddity to which I noticed that there are not three operators in the list of networks, as is usually the case, but as many as 4. The fourth operator also showed off the 3G icon, although I am not a subscriber, I tried to connect to it, the phone wrote - ok and the network icon and 3G icon appeared on the screen.



Further, of course, it didn’t matter and there’s no need to talk about video calls and high-speed Internet, the only thing worth noting is that it’s still visible that the network is 3G and not 3.5G as a ball for some companies, because then the H icon was on the screen (HSDPA ). The 3G network was confidently caught on the ring, but it caught a trace on the radial branch.
It is worth wishing MTS good luck in testing the frequencies in the subway and the early launch of the network.
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PS I wonder how soon after the launch of the network, the metro is occupied by geeks with 3G phones, I recall the recent dominance of geeks with laptops in McDonald's))

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