A seat reservation in a full 390 gets you a seat where you can hardly open the lid of your laptop without bashing the keyboard into your stomach. And the VPN on that wifi? You can forget it.
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“Better WiFi for hundreds of trains under government plans“
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Do train WiFis block VPNs? It's not something I tried
Do train WiFis block VPNs? It's not something I tried
They've worked for me.
mtmikethom
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Does all this cost anything?
They've always worked for me. We're not talking some two-bit joke operation like Premier Inns.Do train WiFis block VPNs? It's not something I tried
If trains act as a faraday cage why I do always get a perfect signal on trains in France including the more rural areas. I could be on a TGV at 186mph and have perfect 4G coverage. Also I am pretty sure the 4G connectivity is quiet good on the Pendolinos. Has the WCML got good coverage overall? Edit perhaps I an not doing 186mph up the Pyrenees though!
The French high speed routes were required the national regulator (ARCEP) to provide coverage, so there is really dense coverage every few km of all the mobile operators.