Verizon LTE Network Extender - Open access?

Calling someone’s nodding stupid makes me a misogynist? lmao

What? Now we’re playing the victim, huh?

I called you a Verizon shill. Not sure how that makes me a misogynist lmao

Do you know if they’re treated like regular cell sites? Can prepaid, MVNOs, and international roamers access them like a regular Verizon tower?

I know AT&T was pretty restrictive on who could access theirs.

Please explain more about Wi-Fi to me. You’re so smart :heart: you’ve been doing such a great job, little buddy :smiling_face_with_three_hearts: headpats

I don’t know. But it seems moot as the Extender is so short-range when within an apartment building with such dense walls.

They are. I, on USMobile, connected to a few extenders walking around Denver/Lakewood/Wheat Ridge. The phone (at least my moto, and likely any with VZ customizations of some sort) gives indication that its an extender with a funky looking LTE icon.

She’s a woman, and I found the nodding to be stupid, and the “fact” Verizon presented to be incorrect.

What should I have said? I found the genderless person’s nodding to be stupid? Would that not make me a misogynist?

Much of what you say here is laughable and incorrect, like you want mmWave everywhere and think it should replace Wi-Fi lmao

There are a few rural towns I’ve been to with no coverage from any of the 3 carriers, but they basically set up their own coverage with everyone putting Verizon network extenders in their windows.

It’s kind of a neat idea actually. The carriers refused to cover their area, so they basically set up their own small low-power network for the entire town. It works surprisingly well too.

You’re so right, little guy! :star: mmWave definitely can’t replace Wi-Fi! And mmWave definitely can’t be deployed everywhere anytime soon! You have such an impressive grasp of infrastructural logistics :sparkling_heart::sparkling_heart::sparkling_heart:

As I said, Network Extenders are configured remotely by Verizon. Verizon probably cranked up the transmit power on those rural Extenders because they could tell from the reported GPS coordinates that a high transmit power setting wouldn’t interfere with other sites.

I’m sorry that you feel women are immune to criticism, and doing so makes you a misogynist.

So much for wanting equality, huh?

You’re widely criticized and not taken seriously here or on Twitter for a reason.

The specs say it has a maximum power of 50mW. I imagine everyone putting them in their windows facing out helps also.

Aww, it’s so nice to hear that you spend so much time thinking of me! :smiling_face: You’re such an adorable sweetie pie, baby! :pie::kiss_mark:

I correct misinformation when I see it, and you post quite a lot of it.

Keep waiting for mmWave to storm the world! You’ll be waiting… and waiting… and waiting…

You’re such a helpful little dear :hugs: I just love how enthusiastic you are to learn and help out! :face_with_monocle::flexed_biceps::sparkles::100:

What I’ve learned is that you post a large amount of misinformation here and on Twitter, like claiming with no merit that there’s some sort of security problem with public Wi-Fi.

You literally repeat Verizon’s marketing points, down to wildly praising mmWave.

I’m so flattered that you pay so much attention to me, pumpkin! :revolving_hearts::jack_o_lantern: You’re such an articulate lil guy! :butterfly::partying_face::sun::heart_decoration:

Are you 12 years old or something? Seems like it, based on the emojis.