Yup. I have just returned from 3 years abroad and the service around my house in the UK, which used to be a bit iffy is now awful. It is unusual to get data, and the signal (LTE or 4G) is significantly degraded. Big towns are no better - often no signal in Bury St Edmunds or Cambridge, and astonishingly poor signal in London too. The rail line from Colchester to London is barely useable (no signal on departure from Colchester station) and Stansted airport Services likewise has a barely functioning signal. I’ve been with Vodafone since 1993 but unless this improves significantly we are going to have to part ways. I would be delighted if they would at least communicate their plans, but I sense that the switch off happened fast and the 4/5G will happen only at a slow pace, saving them money at the expense of service quality. For what its worth in developing countries, providers such as ZAMTEL, Safaricom, Airtel and TNM, which I have used extensively in very remote areas, all provide significantly better service, including fast data for significantly less money. Not very scientific, I know, but I think Vodafone UK has some questions to answer.
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