Hello everyone, I have another question regarding mobile communications. Since we (unfortunately) haven't had a 3G network here in Germany since mid-2021, I came up with the idea of trying to get a network connection in another country for fun. I live relatively close to France (45 minutes to one hour by car) and have…
Hi. Yesterday I set up an old iPhone 3G using Redsn0w because my phone wasn't accepting my SIM cards. So, the device was activated, could be used normally, etc. Then I wanted to connect to Wi-Fi and briefly saw my Wi-Fi network. However, it didn't connect, and I couldn't try again because Wi-Fi simply doesn't…
I live in a city, but Germany doesn't need such slow internet anymore, does it?! I mean, in Switzerland and so on, it's already been completely shut down. Why is the German government so stupid and doesn't finally do this?! Because who wants to have incredibly slow internet in the countryside?! When do you think…
I ordered something and wanted to return it. The return was approved, and I put the stickers on the package. But I don't know where to drop it off. It came via GLS, but they can't take it back because they apparently hired another service. The seller is apparently from China (went through Amazon) and…
Hey dear people, I can't find anything explicit on Google or on the DB website about whether you can travel by bus and train in NRW without a 3G rule from today onwards I am only informed that in some federal states 3G continues to apply until April 2nd, but I think I cannot find…
Hey, I'm a student and wanted to do something on Saturday. I'd need Deutsche Bahn for public transportation. But I read that they require a 3G vaccination. Unfortunately, I've only been vaccinated twice… Could I still go? Because I'm a student, and we get tested every day. LG from Bavaria
Do you know of a driving school that allows students with 3G to take their driving lessons? If so, please let me know, because I'm looking for a new driving school 🙂
Hello, I live in NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia) And I wanted to go to relatives tomorrow to celebrate New Year's Eve together but unfortunately I don't know the rules for public transport, like buses and trains. I would like to know if it's 2g or 3g because I only have one vaccination. Best regards Unimportant
Hello, I'm 16 but I always travel on the ICE with a child's ticket, which is valid for children up to 14 years old. Now they're also checking my 3G. Normally, no one ever looks at my ID, just the train ticket. How are the 3G checks working now? Is it possible that I'll get…
hey, I have to take the train soon (Bavaria). 3G (vaccinated) testing is required here, and I'm already vaccinated. But what does that mean in practice? Do I have to show my vaccination certificate? Is a screenshot on the phone enough? etc? mfg