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Privacy on Cars. How to stop data collection and transmission?
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this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2024
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You're right. I had a quick look on Wikipedia and it seems that 3G is getting shut down sooner due to frequency overlap with newer generations as you've said. 2G seems to not have so much overlap so it's living longer.
I thought "if 2G is still around and is x years old and still isn't fully disabled, then 3G which is y years old must have at least y-x years left. But alas, I was wrong, and thank you for correcting me.