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To conduct a Speed Test or Challenge Speed Test of your mobile/cellular network, first make sure you are not connected to Wi-Fi. Q: What types of wireless connections can I test using the App?Ī: The App will test the performance of either a mobile wireless (or cellular) or Wi-Fi internet connection, but a Challenge Speed Test may only be submitted for your mobile wireless connection. The results will be submitted to the FCC automatically. The App will ask you to turn off Wi-Fi before initiating the Challenge Speed Test. Run the test but be sure you are not using a Wi-Fi network.Challenge Speed Tests cannot be taken indoors. Indicate whether you are taking the test while outdoors and stationary, or in a moving vehicle.Confirm and certify that you are taking the test under the described conditions.Provide your contact information, which will be shared with the FCC and with the provider if a pattern of speed tests from the same area meets the FCC’s threshold for sending a challenge to the provider for response.Choose the Challenge Speed Test mode to challenge your provider’s mobile coverage as shown on the National Broadband Map.If you provided your contact information, the results will be automatically sent to the FCC and used to verify its mobile coverage maps. Provide your contact info to opt-in to sharing your data with the FCC-or, skip this step to keep your test results anonymous.Choose the Speed Test mode to test any wireless connection.Users can change this monthly data limit in the App’s settings.

However, the data used by the App to take speed tests will count toward any data usage limits/caps for your service plan. The App is limited to using 1 GB of cellular data per month by default.

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Search for 'FCC Speed Test' in either store then look for the App with the FCC logo.Ī: Yes, the App is free and contains no advertisements.

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The FCC Speed Test App is available in the Google Play App store for Android devices or in the Apple App Store for iOS devices. Q: Where can I get the FCC’s Speed Test app? Challenge Speed Tests must be taken outdoors or in a moving vehicle, but may not be taken indoors.

Challenge Mobile Coverage: A Challenge Speed Test can be performed to contribute to challenges of a mobile provider’s 3G, 4G, or 5G coverage areas as shown on the FCC’s National Broadband Map.You can opt-out of data sharing at any time. If a user agrees to share their contact information, speed tests performed over a mobile (3G, 4G or 5G) connection can be automatically submitted to the FCC, helping verify the accuracy of the mobile broadband coverage maps filed by providers. Test Your Connection: A speed test can be performed from the App to measure the performance of a mobile or Wi-Fi connection.Q: What tests will the new version of the App perform?Ī: The FCC Speed Test App can perform tests in two different modes: Users of the App can also continue to test the performance of a mobile or Wi-Fi connection without sharing any information with the FCC or their wireless provider. If users choose not to challenge their provider’s coverage, their mobile speed test results can be used more generally to help the FCC verify the mobile broadband coverage maps that providers file with the FCC. The App now also allows consumers to dispute mobile coverage and speeds reported by providers to the FCC and published on the National Broadband Map. Q: What is new about the FCC Speed Test App?Ī: Since its launch in 2013, the FCC Speed Test App has enabled users to obtain free, open, and transparent information about the performance of their wireless networks. Mobile providers must demonstrate that the challenged areas are covered by submitting their own supplemental data., or remove the disputed areas from their coverage maps. These tests will be combined with other speed tests to create disputed areas subject to challenge (referred to by the FCC as “cognizable” challenges). Users who believe that the mobile coverage or speeds shown on the map are inaccurate can submit Challenge Speed Tests from the app. Information submitted to the FCC by the App helps to verify the accuracy and reliability of the mobile broadband coverage data that providers report on the FCC’s National Broadband Map. Downloading the App and taking speed tests, will contribute to a more accurate view of mobile broadband internet coverage across America, as measured from mobile devices.īy taking speed tests with the FCC Speed Test App, you can obtain information about the performance of your Wi-Fi or mobile wireless internet connection.

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