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What can cause the speed of distributed wi-fi through a smartphone to drop?
Phone Xiaomi Redmi Note 8t. Simka Megfon with unlimited Internet, without restrictions on its distribution. I measure the speed on both devices using Yandex.Internetometer.
Recently (a little over a week), when I'm at work during the day and distribute wi-fi using an access point in my phone to a laptop, strange things happen with the behavior of the network speed. After I connect to the distributed network, the speed on the laptop drops from the usual 20-30 Mbps to 200-500 Kbps in a couple of minutes. But as soon as I measure the network on the phone, which always fluctuates around 30-40 Mbps, the speed on the laptop is restored to the usual . Then the situation repeats, as after a recent connection. A couple of minutes familiarThe numbers keep going, but then they drop anyway. In general, the "normalization" of the speed for a couple of minutes occurs after opening any application on the phone, which requires the so-called data transfer.
This does not happen at night (I have night shifts) and at home.
At home, the Internet generally flies in the region of a hundred Mbit.
We can conclude that the problem is in the daily network load, since I work in a fairly large building, where there are a lot of people. But if that were the problem, wouldn't the speed be consistently low? Maybe the matter is in some non-obvious settings in the phone, which are dependent on the time of day? Why can such miracles happen?
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Most likely, the provider cuts with a shaper, tk. sees the distribution.
As far as I know, the megaphone does not have unlimited Internet tariffs. Can you give a link? but there are tariffs with a restriction during the day - and unlimited (conditional) at night ...
Well, or it cuts during the day simply because the network congestion is high at the location ... and at night, respectively, no
There was WiFi from the phone to 2 different laptops of the same brand with the same modules and a tablet. The tablet and one laptop OK the second laptop gave out various, often not reproducible symptoms. Location in a human settlement with a huge number of networks.
Resolved by reinstalling the driver.
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