A recent report suggests that Android phones could be artificially inflating network signal strength, potentially misleading users about their true connectivity status.

Network operators are using an Android setting to report more signal strength on phones and tablets, and Google has no issues with it.

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Telecom carriers can now inflate network signal bars on Android devices, misleading users about their connection quality.

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