Carriers tend to upgrade networks and fix dead zones but this does not always fix the problem. Carriers can also create new dead zones while upgrading networks depending on how new your phone is. For example, many customers who once had good 2G coverage may no longer have coverage if 4G LTE as been upgrade on this tower.
Dead Cell Zones Location Database Growth Since 2000
Carriers tend to upgrade networks and fix dead zones but this does not always fix the problem. Carriers can also create new dead zones while upgrading networks depending on how new your phone is. For example, many customers who once had good 2G coverage may no longer have coverage if 4G LTE as been upgrade on this tower.
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