Over the previous 3 decades, there’s been a steady growth in smartphone users throughout the world. At exactly the exact same time, penetration of high-speed 4G LTE networks has also noticed an increase, and many credits could be supplied to the quick online requirement of consumers. Up until today, Wi-Fi hotspots were famous for providing quicker internet access to the consumers, but that does not appear the case, particularly according to the most recent OpenSignal report.

The company conducted surveys in many countries throughout the world, and now there are approximately 33 states where mobile data is quicker than the Wi-Fi. These counties comprise Middle Eastern European, national, African and Latin American countries. Back in Lebanon, Wi-Fi rate had a mean of 2.5Mbps, whereas cellular internet capped at 14.8Mbps.

Since the planet is preparing to adopt 5G, the issue with overcrowded network could finally get solved. The findings from OpenSignal also indicate that moving forward, Wi-Fi might not be the very best in regards to the super-fast net.

Strangely, India has not been part of the OpenSignal poll, as well as 4G LTE policy in India does not automatically translate into good and stable download rates.