Is your mobile 4G network speed slow? Here's a way to make your Internet speed faster and more stable

Is your mobile 4G network speed slow? Here's a way to make your Internet speed faster and more stable

Today I will teach you how to solve this problem. In fact, you only need to set it up in your mobile phone and change the APN. Now I will take OPPO mobile phone as an example to teach you how to set up our mobile phone APN.

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No matter your phone is using China Mobile, China Unicom, or China Telecom 4G network, the setting methods are actually similar.

1. Open [Settings] on the phone desktop → select [SIM Card and Data Management].

2. Select the network we use to access the Internet: you can choose China Mobile, China Unicom, or China Telecom.

3. Select [Access Point Name] → [Plus Sign] in the upper right corner to create a new access point.

4. Set the specific parameters of APN: China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom have different 4G network setting parameters. Please make specific settings according to the figure below.

Mobile 4G network setting parameters

China Unicom 4G network setting parameters

Telecom 4G network setting parameters

5. Finally, click [Save], and then we directly set the network to the newly set network above and you are done!

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