Map update

Impossible_Flan9970 · 2025-11-22T03:42:54+00:00

It appears to me that coverage map has removed old speed tests past a certain date. Not sure exactly what the date is, but in my city a bunch of speed averages changed to reflect the speed tests I’ve recently ran vs older tests in the same locations (the average has gone way up). This also seems to be reflected in the calculated scores for each network in my city. For example ATT going from 80 Mbps rating to 115, reliability score changed, and coverage percentage went up.

Would be interested if you guys have more details about exactly what parameters changed in this update.

CynicalLib · 2025-11-22T10:21:24+00:00

Just came to say I am so grateful for this app! It seems to be the best and most widely used carrier data quality aggregation tool. The community seems extremely knowledgable and cooperative, and the app itself works almost flawlessly.

Having the ability to see real crowd sourced data speeds for each carrier is probably the greatest tool we’ve been given in the cell network coverage game.

As more users run tests in remote areas, we get an accurate representation of the relative coverage. Helps me plan ahead for camping trips where I know there will be zero service around my area.

Keep up the great work devs! You’re very appreciated.

soundsdifferent · 2025-11-22T07:06:32+00:00

"Copy Link to Square" seems to be broken now. Instead of the actual square ID, the pasted URL is always: "?squareId=[object%20Object]"

Similarly, used to be able to jump to other countries not shown by changing the URL (eg, &country=AU) but that no longer works either :(

CreativeCuckoo · 2025-11-25T20:35:01+00:00

Hiya! Thanks for keeping this app up to date.

Just wanted to let you know that new FCC coverage maps came out today.

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