Jio Happy New Year Offer

[warpspeed]

Yeah, I guess it depends upon the location. Even before the HNYO I used to get around 20 to 40 Mbps but only during late night. I don't usually use a lot of mobile data so 1 gig a day is still more than enough for me.

 

[hrishi.baba]

@d5aqoëp Lol,who told you that rooting or jailbreaking is needed for apn setting. Just go into Setting -> and change apn (ipv6/ipv4) to ipv4 only. Also ypu can change apn in Nokia or sammy basic phones also.No big deal

 

[Saurabh Srivastava]

It may be off-topic! Has the FUP reset timing changed in HNYO? Mine used to get restored at 5.30PM but I am getting 15KBPS right now

 

[volcano619]

Yea the timing seems to be off..And I can't track it now.. :/

 

[vidyut]

jio has jumped back to 40 mbps+ speeds after 1gb cap.

 

[Saurabh Srivastava]

Yea the timing seems to be off..And I can't track it now.. :/

Seems like it has been regulated to restore at 12AM instead of activation timing.

 

[d5aqoëp]

@d5aqoëp Lol,who told you that rooting or jailbreaking is needed for apn setting. Just go into Setting -> and change apn (ipv6/ipv4) to ipv4 only. Also ypu can change apn in Nokia or sammy basic phones also.No big deal

Yes. But still no way on iOS devices.
Jio needs to fix IPv6 routing.

 

[Dhiraj]

I still get the same speeds as before. But I have noticed that their cell towers are heavily congested in some prominent areas of central mumbai, which refuse to work even now. I get full bars in those areas, but data packets don't move at all. I have tried complaining to CC, but they had no idea what I was talking about. As per them, "if you get network, internet will work". Don't know whom to escalate this to.

And yes, there is no way to change APN settings in iOS devices. Those settings are locked by Jio.

 

[d5aqoëp]

I have 2 Jio Sims in my house. 1st is in Google Pixel. I disabled IPv6 on it through APN settings. Everything works instantly and sites which refused to open are opening perfectly.
The 2nd sim is in iPad Pro 12.9" Cellular model. That iPad is having problems with IPv6 sites and the sites don't open or take excruciatingly long time to open. Theprogressbar in Safari gets stuck. There is no way to disable it on iOS device. Even broadbandforum.co doesn't open most of the times due to it.

 

[Dhiraj]

Ironically, when Jio's speeds started suffering, every blog talked about changing the setting to IPv6 saying that IPv4 is under lot of stress and IPv6 will increase the speed 4 to 6 times.