If you have doubts about whether the network capacity you are having in your internet connection from your telecommunications operator corresponds to the plan you purchased, there are different applications that can help you measure the level of charge and discharge of the internet you are using.
Although, it is important to bear in mind that other factors also play a role in terms of connectivity, such as the device from which it connects, if it is a computer with several years, it may not be able to support the maximum performance of the connection, in addition if the access is wireless, interference may be recorded after certain distances, so devices such as signal repeaters can be purchased, which will guarantee greater coverage in the place where you are.
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Currently there are several alternatives if you want to measure the speed you are receiving at that time from your connection, there are web and mobile applications available on the internet, which also Most of them are free to access..
Among the platforms you can go to to do this process are Ookla, Fast.com, SpeedCheck, V-SPEED Speed Test, Speakeasy, SpeedChecker, Internet Speed Meter Lite, Meteor, Speed Indicator, among others.
To carry out the process, you must connect to the network you want to measure from your device, either mobile or web, and activate the measurement button. Some applications tell you the speed in MB (megabytes) and not in mbps (megabits per second), so you you have to do the conversion according to the plan that you purchased from your carrier.
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Also keep in mind that not all plans promise the same upload and download speeds, so this may vary depending on what they offer you in the plan. These platforms show you in detail what speeds you are having on each of these components, as well as the connection latency, which refers to how long the network takes to transmit the data, the lower the latency, the better.
In the contract that you acquire with the internet operator, you have to specify what the contracted speed is, what is the maximum capacity you can receive according to the plan.
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What can be done if the speed is lower than the plan you purchased?
If it is mobile internet, the user can claim for the megabytes that he could not use, but as for fixed networks are sold are load stops and they guarantee the speed promised in the contract.
This works like this because when it comes to installing infrastructure or selling services, operators maintain a projection of network traffic to know how much fiber is required in a building, complex or neighborhood. That is, the fiber that reaches your apartment goes through the same cable that is located inside the building.
If connection failures are recorded, the person has the right to use the service channels made available by the operators and notify the problems in the speed of the plan.
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In the event that the user does not receive a satisfactory response from the company that provides the internet service you can go to the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC), which is the entity in charge of supervising telecommunications companies.
The company has a term of 15 business days to respond to requests, complaints and replenishment appeals filed by users. In the event that the operator does not respond to this request, positive administrative silence is applied, in which the claim is resolved favorably for the user.
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Once this step is completed, the operators have a period of 72 hours to make the decision in favor of the user effective.
People can file their complaint through electronic channels on the SIC page servicioslinea.sic.gov.co/servilinea/PQRSF2 already on the phone line 018000910165.
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