I am about to give up on TMobil

@tmo_mike_c@formercanuck@fireguy_6364 

I still maintain it is a trust issue. They do not want us to know.  They are following Google's arrogance and deciding what they want to decide.

I cannot believe they do not know exactly what is going on with their network: where their subscribers are, what the traffic is, what the signal strengths and speeds are. Sometimes a rep will tell you if there is a problem going on with a local tower, but I think they themselves cannot see it.

If they crowdsourced all that data, they would know exactly where new towers were needed.  I regularly test speed using several different apps (speedof.me, Network Sell Info Lite, Open Signal, and Speedtest) .  Usually it is under 10 Mbps. If I visit an urban area, it is usually much better than my semi-rural area.  If they wanted to be transparent and their customers to be educated, they would not be so secretive about their network.
I do think they are making a concerted push to be number 1, and they may not want their two competitors to know the real extent of their coverage, either.  At least that is what I hope, and that one day I will wake up to a consistent 20 Mbps signal. They have made a lot of progress in the last year.  I am still betting on them, for what it is worth.  I just wish they would treat us in a more open-handed way.