What is network coverage?

Network coverage refers to the geographic area in which a wireless network can provide access to its services. It is determined by the location and density of cell towers or base stations, as well as the frequency bands used by the network.

Network coverage can vary depending on a number of factors, including:

- The terrain: Buildings, hills, and other obstacles can block radio waves, which can reduce network coverage.

- The type of network: Different network technologies have different coverage ranges. For example, 4G LTE networks generally have a longer range than 3G networks.

- The frequency band: Higher frequency bands have a shorter range than lower frequency bands, but they can provide faster speeds.

Network coverage is important because it determines where you can use your mobile device to make calls, send messages, and access the internet. If you are in an area with poor network coverage, you may experience dropped calls, slow speeds, or no service at all.