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WiFi Connectivity in UOB GK/P52 Building is Awful

WiFi Connectivity in UOB GK/P52 Building is Awful

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Started by Anonymous 12 years, 9 months ago
WiFi Connectivity in UOB GK/P52 Building is Awful The WiFi connectivity available to staff and students within buildings, Gisbert Kapp and Pritchatts 52 at the University of Birmingham is awful. The only alternative is to use a machine with a wired ethernet connection. However, there are not enough of these for everyone who requires access. The use of WiFi within these buildings is integral to our study and research. If you agree, please give your signature and help get this fixed for everyone. Thanks!

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October 16, 2013

Reaching this point has been a long grind and knowing so many of you share this frustration makes the weight feel a bit lighter. We are not stopping now because the connection remains broken and we still need a real answer.

6 Comments

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Tom Brooks
12 years ago Featured

it is 2018 how is the wifi this bad in a uni building??

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Chloe Hardy
12 years ago Featured

Getting a massive headache trying to get my research done when every time I try to download a source it times out. get us proper signal!

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Sarah Knight
12 years ago Featured

So frustrating when I have deadlines and the connection keeps dropping. paying all this tuition for what???

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James Bryant
12 years ago Featured

Literally impossible to even load a single webpage in P52 half the time. Fix the routers already.

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Marcus Ward
12 years ago Featured

the wifi is useless. please sort it out uob.

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Elena Abbott
12 years ago Featured

I end up having to tether off my phone because the campus wifi never connects in the GK building. Absolute joke.

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