3G modem + Tuenti speed and painful ping

[deeiivid]

I have had a problem for not long with my 3G modem and my Tuenti tariff...

I have a prepaid sim from Tuenti of those that pay 1 euro per day of connection, I usually use it whenever I go away for the weekend with a Huawei E220 modem, but for not long if I put it in the modem (either in the E220 or in a K3520) I have a connection speed quite bad and a horrible ping, it disconnects all the time etc... On the other hand if I do tethering from the phone it goes perfect.

Is it that they detect my connection from the modem and annoy me? Can I hide it? it is a pain to keep changing the sim...

[Kernel1.0]

That looks like a modem caput, have you checked how much signal is getting to the modem.

[deeiivid]

@Kernel1.0:

That looks like a modem caput, have you checked how much signal is getting to the modem.

I've tried with two different modems and it's the same

[Kernel1.0]

@deeiivid:

I've tried with two different modems and it's the same

Well, it's probably that they really are blocking it for you. ¬¬

[deeiivid]

@Kernel1.0:

Well maybe they really do cap you. ¬¬

that seems…. pretty crappy...

[Bm4n]

If they do check it, I don't know for sure but it's typical for them to sell sim cards for modems with different prices for internet, the best thing is to connect the mobile. I also don't think you can hide the identity of the device because they read the imei that identifies it.

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[Mystique]

@Bm4n:

I also don't think you can hide the identity of the device because they read the imei that identifies it.

I already told him that via whatsapp, that it's better with a mobile phone even if it's a bad one so that it can act as a modem through wifi

[deeiivid]

@Mystique:

I already told you that over WhatsApp, that it's better with a mobile phone, even if it's a bad one, so that it can act as a modem through Wi-Fi

Well yes... there's no other option. The problem is the money, XD

[Bm4n]

@deeiivid:

Well yes... there's no other choice. The problem is the money, XD

But use a mobile that you already have, you can use it via USB and thus save battery, any one will do, it doesn't even have to be a smartphone.

[deeiivid]

@Bm4n:

But use a mobile that you already have, you can use it via USB and thus save battery, any one can serve, it is not necessary that it is a smartphone.

The problem is the hassle of changing the SIM card and that they can't call me while I use the internet. It seems like a 56k connection xD

[Mystique]

well pay for a stick like everyone else (those without fixed internet) :troll:

PD: in a certain cable company starting tomorrow they improve the prices… if anyone has any doubts ask me