Missing 10 000 4G antennas in Brasil
06
Jun
On Wednesday, the executive director of the National 
Union of Telephone Companies and Service Mobile and Personal (Sinditelebrasil), Eduardo Levy said the missing 10,000 more antennas across the country for the expansion of the service offering fourth generation , especially in the 12 host cities for the World Cup, and the country has about 60 000 antennas installed.
The companies claim problem with the legislation of some municipalities that hinder the installation of antennas, for reasons ranging from alleged public health risks to visual pollution.
A project that tries to unify the rules to simplify the installation of new antennas being processed currently before Congress.
A test done in the Rio newspaper O Globo, the 20 districts visited, Hi have 4G signal 11; Vivo in ten, and the course in seven. The test did not assess the TIM, which for now is just focusing on plans for modem.
