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LTE not available on LTE enabled network in Belgium (Belgacom)

I was very excited about the opening of the first public LTE network in Belgium by the carrier Belgacom.

This carrier runs LTE on 1800MHz which is supported by my european iPhone 5.


Apparently Apple blocks access or is not willing to provide a carrier settings update for us to access this LTE network?

iPhone 5, iOS 6.0.1

Posted on Nov 6, 2012 3:08 AM

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Mar 8, 2014 1:07 PM in response to flibbertygibbet

flibbertygibbet wrote:

How is yours "helpful"? Answer: it's not. By that token, yours should also be deleted. My posts were more "helpful" than those who kept crying "read the TOS"...

Since it was pointed out long ago that this issue is 100% about Apple buisiness decisions and policy, of which no one particpating in this forum has any direct knowledge let alone infulence, there is nothing further that can be posted that is "helpful" by any definitition of the word.

Mar 20, 2014 8:28 PM in response to Pieter J.

Kijk jongens,

Leer er mee leven.

Mobistar heeft de rechten en telenet.

Al moet de overheid boetes opleggen aan apple,

Apple heeft geld genoeg. Die betalen dat met veel plezier.

Die laten hun partner niet in de steek.

Hoe erg et ook klinkt pakt dan mobistar.

Ik woon in leuven en heb perfect 4g en 75mb's.

Dus stopt met zagen tjeeeees !

Belgacom werkt samen met samsung.

Denk je nu echt da apple dit wilt?

Nee en deze info weet ik van iemand dat bij bgc werkt.

En nee dit is niet trollen !

Dit is de realiteit !

Mar 21, 2014 2:00 AM in response to Yjordens

Ik kan begrijpen dat het voor sommigen die knus in Leuven van hun 4G en 75mb genieten dit draadje op de zenuwen begint te werken.

Je had evengoed kunnen zeggen: "...Koop een Samsung..."

In ieder geval, als we allemaal stoppen met zagen en rustig op het lijntje gaan lopen dat die Multinationals voor ons uitstippelen, waar zijn we dan mee bezig?



Ik heb gekozen voor Proximus om de perfecte dekking over heel het land en niet enkel in Leuven.

Ik heb gekozen voor een sim-lock vrije 4G telefoon van Apple vanaf het eerste uur ... dat 4G mogelijk was met een iPhone stond destijds bij de introductie van de iPhone 5 duidelijk op hun website. Raar hé, dat dat nu plots verdwenen is ...



Kortom, ik voel mij bedrogen en nee ik stop niet met zagen tot ze hun belofte zijn nagekomen!!!

Apr 1, 2014 1:27 PM in response to Dr Leiter

Also for me it would be very interesting where the statement comes from. @nick:mees please tell us your source!

Clear is that Apples LTE policy is a distortion of the free market of cellular providers. Seen in many countries. When i see the Belgium story my hope to find a solution for the german ePlus Network including the discount brands is disapearing.

Apr 4, 2014 8:46 AM in response to Key78

Yep, as already mentioned, we got the same **** happenin to the German E-Plus network and as far as I've lately learned from my friend who works for E-Plus, Apple wants E-Plus to sign its contract but E-Plus refuses to do so.

Y'all know I assume that completely nuuuuthin is gonn happen when it comes to Germany, since the German o2 might fully acquire E-Plus very soon...I'm gonna keep on waiting. Hopelessly. It's is just for the birds.

I mean I do appreciate what the Belgian politicians have done in this case...at least they had the decency to pass the law etc, because apparently they are interested in it. That's dope, but I'm not sure about its effect and impact on Apple.


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LTE not available on LTE enabled network in Belgium (Belgacom)

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