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At my house, if I have LTE enabled then I will only have 1 or 2 bars of signal. If I turn off LTE then I have 3 or 4 bars. Will voice calls then be worse if LTE is turned on? Or am I switching to a further tower when LTE is on so the signal strength is lower?
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The voice signal can have a different level of strength then the LTE network signal.
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Hi Nate,
See this thread:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4329076?start=0&tstart=0
VZW Forum policy does not allow me to cross post any of the information, so you'll need to check it out directly. There are 20 pages on this topic, so make sure you have some free time before you start reading.
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The voice signal can have a different level of strength then the LTE network signal.
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Yes what I have found is that when I get a call the signal strength with LTE on goes up to 3 bars from 1 or 2. So perhaps for calls I can leave LTE on.
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Because the iphone 5 can't handle voice and data at the same time, when you receive or make a phone call, the phone will shut down the LTE/data network to process the voice call.
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