kaveman
Casual Member
I'm in the process of testing SIMs from all of the network operators to find the best 5G signal for mobile broadband in my router. I am in the middle of a city but my internet connection is really poor and if 5G can get me to over 100Mbps I will be happy. <EDIT - I fixed a typo in the speed.>
So far, O2 is giving by far the best signal. I would like to get a Tesco Mobile unlimited data SIM, but I see they have a clause saying that it cannot be used in a router. I likely won't use all that much data but I certainly do not want to sign up for a 2 year contract only to be told a few months down the line that I'm in breach of contract.
Has this happened to anyone? Are clauses like this ever enforced? What happens to your contract? Can I somehow use a SIM in a router and keep "under the radar" so I don't trigger their lawyers?
Any advice is welcome!
So far, O2 is giving by far the best signal. I would like to get a Tesco Mobile unlimited data SIM, but I see they have a clause saying that it cannot be used in a router. I likely won't use all that much data but I certainly do not want to sign up for a 2 year contract only to be told a few months down the line that I'm in breach of contract.
Has this happened to anyone? Are clauses like this ever enforced? What happens to your contract? Can I somehow use a SIM in a router and keep "under the radar" so I don't trigger their lawyers?
Any advice is welcome!
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