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📡 4G/5G Network Settings Shortcut

This app provides quick access to your advanced mobile network settings, allowing you to easily open and manage your preferred network options such as 4G/LTE and 5G (if supported by your device and carrier).

Instead of navigating through multiple menus, this app helps you directly access the network configuration screen on your device.

📈 New Feature: Real-Time Signal Meter & Tracker

Finding the strongest cellular signal in your home, office, or outdoors just got easier. We've added a powerful Signal Gauge and Graph section to help you visually locate the absolute best spot for reception:

* Visual Signal Gauge: Check your signal quality at a single glance with an intuitive, color-coded dial that ranks your connection from Excellent to Poor.

* 30-Second Trend Graph: Monitor live signal fluctuations on a line chart as you move around, making it easy to pin-point dead zones or peak reception spots.

* Detailed Cellular Metrics: Track your raw Signal Strength (dBm) and Arbitrary Strength Unit (ASU) for precise, real-time feedback directly from your device modem.

⚙️ Features

* Real-Time Signal Finder: Use the new gauge and graph screens to find the best signal locations.

* Easy Navigation: Direct access to advanced mobile network options.

* Lightweight and Simple Design: Built to be fast, efficient, and user-friendly.

* Safe to Use: No changes are ever made to your device without your direct user interaction.

📶 Important Notes

* No Network Locking: This app does not lock or force any specific network type.

* Carrier Dependent: 5G availability depends entirely on your specific device hardware and your mobile operator.

* System Settings Access: The app only opens native system settings screens; it does not modify system-level network configurations on its own.

* Informational Data: Real-time readings are provided by the device modem and may fluctuate. Values are approximate and for informational purposes only.

🔒 Disclaimer

This app is not affiliated with or endorsed by any mobile network operator or device manufacturer. All network settings are part of the device’s native system settings.