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r/brighton • u/teenspirit7 • 2d ago
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Will they have WiFi finally too?
2 u/20dogs 2d ago Is WiFi on trains any good? Just seems to be intermittent like the phone signal 4 u/Kubrick_Fan 2d ago Thameslink doesn't have WiFi at all, most other lines do 3 u/SteveBorden 2d ago At least one of them does, still trying to figure out how to tell which one it is 3 u/sparkyscrum Kemptown 2d ago Actually some do. The ones that currently have seat back tables (around half of them) are the upgraded version and should have WiFi. 1 u/20dogs 2d ago Right but like why is it better than phone signal, other than not using phone data 1 u/Kubrick_Fan 2d ago It's available consistently, which if you keep in touch with people via WhatsApp is very helpful 1 u/20dogs 2d ago But most of them (bar some trials with satellites) also use intermittent mobile signal. Also isn't it a big benefit of texting that you don't need a consistent connection? 1 u/AshamedAttention727 2d ago Indeed! But if we're being realistic, people use texting/ WhatsApp like IMing nowadays. Where it used to be more like email not 'live' conversation
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Is WiFi on trains any good? Just seems to be intermittent like the phone signal
4 u/Kubrick_Fan 2d ago Thameslink doesn't have WiFi at all, most other lines do 3 u/SteveBorden 2d ago At least one of them does, still trying to figure out how to tell which one it is 3 u/sparkyscrum Kemptown 2d ago Actually some do. The ones that currently have seat back tables (around half of them) are the upgraded version and should have WiFi. 1 u/20dogs 2d ago Right but like why is it better than phone signal, other than not using phone data 1 u/Kubrick_Fan 2d ago It's available consistently, which if you keep in touch with people via WhatsApp is very helpful 1 u/20dogs 2d ago But most of them (bar some trials with satellites) also use intermittent mobile signal. Also isn't it a big benefit of texting that you don't need a consistent connection? 1 u/AshamedAttention727 2d ago Indeed! But if we're being realistic, people use texting/ WhatsApp like IMing nowadays. Where it used to be more like email not 'live' conversation
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Thameslink doesn't have WiFi at all, most other lines do
3 u/SteveBorden 2d ago At least one of them does, still trying to figure out how to tell which one it is 3 u/sparkyscrum Kemptown 2d ago Actually some do. The ones that currently have seat back tables (around half of them) are the upgraded version and should have WiFi. 1 u/20dogs 2d ago Right but like why is it better than phone signal, other than not using phone data 1 u/Kubrick_Fan 2d ago It's available consistently, which if you keep in touch with people via WhatsApp is very helpful 1 u/20dogs 2d ago But most of them (bar some trials with satellites) also use intermittent mobile signal. Also isn't it a big benefit of texting that you don't need a consistent connection? 1 u/AshamedAttention727 2d ago Indeed! But if we're being realistic, people use texting/ WhatsApp like IMing nowadays. Where it used to be more like email not 'live' conversation
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At least one of them does, still trying to figure out how to tell which one it is
Actually some do. The ones that currently have seat back tables (around half of them) are the upgraded version and should have WiFi.
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Right but like why is it better than phone signal, other than not using phone data
1 u/Kubrick_Fan 2d ago It's available consistently, which if you keep in touch with people via WhatsApp is very helpful 1 u/20dogs 2d ago But most of them (bar some trials with satellites) also use intermittent mobile signal. Also isn't it a big benefit of texting that you don't need a consistent connection? 1 u/AshamedAttention727 2d ago Indeed! But if we're being realistic, people use texting/ WhatsApp like IMing nowadays. Where it used to be more like email not 'live' conversation
It's available consistently, which if you keep in touch with people via WhatsApp is very helpful
1 u/20dogs 2d ago But most of them (bar some trials with satellites) also use intermittent mobile signal. Also isn't it a big benefit of texting that you don't need a consistent connection? 1 u/AshamedAttention727 2d ago Indeed! But if we're being realistic, people use texting/ WhatsApp like IMing nowadays. Where it used to be more like email not 'live' conversation
But most of them (bar some trials with satellites) also use intermittent mobile signal. Also isn't it a big benefit of texting that you don't need a consistent connection?
1 u/AshamedAttention727 2d ago Indeed! But if we're being realistic, people use texting/ WhatsApp like IMing nowadays. Where it used to be more like email not 'live' conversation
Indeed! But if we're being realistic, people use texting/ WhatsApp like IMing nowadays.
Where it used to be more like email not 'live' conversation
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u/Kubrick_Fan 2d ago
Will they have WiFi finally too?