@AppleSupport@Apple I've realised that in the new iOS 27 beta. If you set your language to Punjabi (Nastaliq), it defaults to Gurmukhi, which is weird because previously it would default to English.
It doesn't make sense to have Gurmukhi as the fallback.
If I had any sort of authority, I would be investigating every single people who was in favour of the warehouses in Tyldesley being built, because no one who actually cares about the residents could have allowed that to be built.
Kier Starmer has of course issued zero statements on Israel bombing Tyre in Southern Lebanon, causing massive destruction in a densely populated city in total violation of the ceasefire. Also happening in the last 48 hours.
Point 1๐
The argument being made here confuses two different things.
Signal spillover is a normal telecom phenomenon.
The real question is whether coverage is simply spilling over naturally or being intentionally optimized to reach deeper across the border.
I hate to break it to you but India's mobile towers along the LOC is violating the "constitution of the ITU".
The same thing that India accuses Pakistan of doing. It's only double standards.
Point 3๐
The map showing Indian telecom towers near the LoC is also not a rebuttal.
People live in border districts. They need mobile connectivity.
The existence of telecom towers near border is normal and expected for any country.
@ShubhamPathakIN It's hard to assume good faith, when this is exactly what I said. At this points it's just double standards, yet India has been accusing Pakistan of this for decades & it has been detrimental to border areas alongside Pakistan's side of LOC.
https://t.co/EmfHznh0HP
Now I don't really have any issue with this. People living in border areas deserve infastructure. However, India has been accusing Pakistan of a conspiracy of using a tactic that it itself employs, and more for decades.
You can never completely block out what India calls "rouge signals". Mobile signals can be picked up 50 miles away or more. It just depends on the terrain. Signals from towers within a 10-mile radius bleeding over is nothing out of the ordinary. Indian telecom signals do the same
You can never completely block out what India calls "rouge signals". Mobile signals can be picked up 50 miles away or more. It just depends on the terrain. Signals from towers within a 10-mile radius bleeding over is nothing out of the ordinary. Indian telecom signals do the same
Pakistan doesn't actually have telecom towers in border areas, hence any signals that bleed over are from towers which are several miles away in Pak territory. India does, however, have telecom towers along some border areas which I've been monitoring.
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Pakistan doesn't actually have telecom towers in border areas, hence any signals that bleed over are from towers which are several miles away in Pak territory. India does, however, have telecom towers along some border areas which I've been monitoring.
Now I don't really have any issue with this. People living in border areas deserve infastructure. However, India has been accusing Pakistan of a conspiracy of using a tactic that it itself employs, and more for decades.
Now I don't really have any issue with this. People living in border areas deserve infastructure. However, India has been accusing Pakistan of a conspiracy of using a tactic that it itself employs, and more for decades.
Pakistan doesn't actually have telecom towers in border areas, hence any signals that bleed over are from towers which are several miles away in Pak territory. India does, however, have telecom towers along some border areas which I've been monitoring.
Andy Burnham voted for the Iraq War, an illegal war that killed over a million people.
As Health Secretary, he helped drive NHS privatisation.
He joined Labour Friends of Israel, opposed BDS as โspitefulโ, praised Israel as a โdemocracyโ, and called the Balfour Declaration โBritish values in actionโ. He is a Zionist.
Stop pretending heโs a radical alternative, heโs more of the same.
So I bought a Poynting 5G-XPOL 4x4 MIMO 5G antenna on router which has TS9 external antenna ports, and on initially testing I'm really happy with the results.
I'm hoping for even better results after I have it mounted.
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