How to Manually Change Network Mode on Samsung Galaxy Tab S6
This post illustrates how to manually change network mode on Samsung Galaxy Tab S6. Feel free to refer to this quick walk-through when needed.
A network mode change is usually needed when dealing with service errors and other network-related issues in mobile devices.
Changing the network mode on a Samsung smartphone and tablet is typically very easy. However, this could mean an extra challenge to others, especially to those who are still new to the Android platform. That said, this video is primarily aimed at addressing this concern.
If you’re among the target audience, then feel free to use this post as a personal reference.
Easy Steps to Manually Change Network Mode on your Galaxy Tab S6
In other Tab S6 models, the default network mode selection usually includes global, LTE, and UMTS.
The preferred setting for most locations is usually Global. And this should only be changed if the device is encountering service issues.
LTE setting on the other hand, should only be selected if service issues are transpiring in areas where multiple network types are offered and only LTE is required.
Meanwhile, switching to UMTS or universal mobile telecommunications service setting is only recommended if the device is experiencing service issues in areas where multiple network types are available and only UMTS is needed. The preferred international carrier is automatically selected with the UMTS network mode enabled on your device.
Again, network mode options vary by carriers, device models, and regions.
And that’s it!
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Hope this helps!
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