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WeSIM vs RTR-NetTest 3G/4G/5G IPv4/6 Usage & Stats

What is eSim eSIM, also called virtual SIM card, download the eSIM card by scanning the two-dimensional code, and install the SIM card on the cellular devices. After successfully installing the eSIM card, you can easily connect to the Internet by activating the purchased data package. eSIM has all the functions of SIM, but it has more advantages than SIM card. There is no need to take it off and install it to a new device when changing equipment like SIM card, and there is no worry about losing or being robbed! It should be stressed again that not all devices can use eSIM, so before using eSIM, it is best to check whether your device is compatible with eSIM. How to use the APP If your carrier supports activating eSIM using this app, will tell you to download this app from the App Store and follow the instructions. You can scan a QR code from your carrier . To activate your eSIM while setting up your mobile Phone: You need to turn on the Wifi switch on your phone, enable the Wifi connection, and connect the phone to the Wifi hotspot of the device that needs to be activated. When you get to the Set Up Cellular screen, tap Use QR Code. Follow the onscreen instructions. Wait for the cellular number used by the device to be activated on the phone display. When the cellular number on the device is activated, your device can connect to the cellular network and provide cellular routing capabilities to other devices such as multiple phones or computers

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RTR-NetTest 3G/4G/5G IPv4/6

The RTR-NetTest (in German: RTR-Netztest) measures, in addition to the speed of your current internet connection (upload, download, ping, signal strength), also a number of quality parameters (VoIP, unmodified content, web page, transparent connection, DNS, ports). When starting the app several symbols provide information about your Internet connection: mobile data or WLAN connection, background data transmission, IP address and location. The start button initiates the RTR-NetTest. The speed test is followed by QoS tests. QoS stands for Quality of Service. Horizontal bars show the progress of the QoS tests. Once all tests are completed, the results as well as other detailed information can be viewed in the summary. The menu is located on the left and allows access to home, history, map, statistics, help, information and settings. The app of the Austrian Regulatory Authority for Broadcasting and Telecommunications (RTR) includes: - an option to retrieve individual test results and the possibility to synchronise the results of different devices and to display them in the browser ("history") - a map view of all test results with filter options by measurement parameters, statistics, internet providers and devices ("map") - a display of the five most recent tests, statistics on the results of the Internet providers and all used devices/browsers with filter options by quantile, measurement parameters and measurement period ("statistics") - quality parameters (e.g. signal strength, connectivity on different ports, modifications during data transmission, transmission duration for a reference web page) - a traffic light rating of the measuring result Other features of the app: - 2G (GSM), 3G (UMTS, HSPA), 4G (LTE) and 5G(NR) connections are supported; both for IPv4 and IPv6 - test results are available as open data - see https://www.netztest.at/en/Opendata - the source code is available at https://github.com/rtr-nettest/open-rmbt For further information about RTR’s app, detailed FAQs are available.