The entire iPhone 13 series no longer supports China Telecom’s 2G/3G network. Industry insiders: Almost no impact

The iPhone 13 series was officially released in September, and now countless consumers have used the new phone, but today a very bizarre piece of news became a hot topic.

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There are new reports recently stating that the iPhone 13 series no longer supports China Telecom’s 2G/3G network, while the 2G/3G networks of China Mobile and China Unicom are not affected (in fact, this was announced when the new phone was released).

Many users who did not understand the situation immediately began to complain about Apple, and even attacked it.

An industry insider explained that the cancellation of support for 2G/3G networks will have almost no impact on communications for normal users.

After the cancellation of CDMA, the networks used by China Telecom will be converted to China Telecom 4G coverage. At that time, the network signal strength of China Telecom 4G will increase significantly. Places that could only use China Telecom 2G and 3G in the past will be completely covered by 4G signals.

In addition, the major operators actually began to shut down 2G networks on a large scale last year, which even caused a large number of elderly mobile phones to be directly disconnected from the Internet and could not even make calls. Many netizens denounced the operators on the Internet.

At present, after more than a year of adaptation, everyone has not been overly troubled by the cancellation of the 2G network.

It is worth noting that China Telecom's 2G is slightly different from that of China Mobile and China Unicom. It uses a very special CDMA frequency band, which mainly carries voice services in the early and middle stages of 4G. However, with the full coverage of VoLTE, it can be completely replaced.

In other words, the cancellation of Telecom's 2G network will have little impact on ordinary users, so there is no need to worry too much.