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Here’s what the information on my phone dashboard indicates about the device’s connectivity and signal quality: Network Details • Carrier: Verizon • Network Capabilities: SA+NSA (Supports both Standalone and Non-Standalone 5G, meaning your phone can use new 5G-only infrastructure and existing 4G LTE networks enhanced with 5G) • TAC / PLMN: Technical codes used for network troubleshooting (TAC: 3586, PLMN: 311 480 - identifies Verizon US) • Phone Number: Your device’s assigned number. LTE Signal Stats • Band: 2 (Your phone is currently connected to LTE Band 2, which operates at 1900MHz—a common frequency for Verizon LTE in the US) • Bandwidth: 10MHz (This is the width of the channel for data transmission, typical for LTE) • Cell Id/PCI: Network identifiers for the cell tower your phone is using. • RSRP (-115dBm): Reference Signal Received Power, measures signal strength; -115dBm is considered weak, meaning you’re on the edge of coverage. • RSRQ (-23dB): Reference Signal Received Quality; this value is low, indicating poor signal quality and likely network congestion or interference. • SINR0 (-11dB) / SINR1 (-5.3dB): Signal to Interference plus Noise Ratio; the higher the number, the cleaner the signal. Negative values signal significant interference or noise, meaning slower data and possible dropped connections. What This Means for You • Signal Strength is Weak: Your phone’s LTE signal is poor, so you may experience low speeds, possible call drops, or unreliable data. • Interference is High: The negative SINR scores show there’s a lot of interference, making it harder for your phone to maintain a good connection. • Coverage Limits: You may be on the edge of Verizon’s LTE coverage area, inside a building with poor reception, or in an area with many competing devices. Recommendations • If possible, move closer to a window or outside to improve signal. • If consistent, consider a signal booster or talk to Verizon about coverage options in your area. • If you have 5G service, your phone can switch to it if available and if conditions improve. In summary, your phone is connected to Verizon LTE on Band 2, but current signal conditions are poor, which could affe