There are several reasons why your phone may switch to EDGE:
Poor coverage — you might be in a remote village, between cities, in an elevator, or underground.
Overloaded network — large crowds at concerts, stadiums, or public squares can slow down connectivity.
Operator outages — power failures or technical issues can temporarily disrupt 3G/4G signals.
Phone settings — sometimes the device automatically switches to EDGE if it struggles to maintain a stable connection.
How to restore fast Internet?
Restart the connection — turn on airplane mode for 10–15 seconds, then turn it off.
Adjust network settings — try selecting 3G instead of 4G in your phone settings; it can be more stable at times.
Also, check your location — if you are in a weak signal area, try moving to another spot for better reception.
If none of these steps work, there may be technical issues with your mobile operator, so you might have to wait until they resolve the problem.
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