SXM did it again!

During MWC in Barcelona, we set up an SXM node at our booth, which quickly detected the usual suspects: local operators like Vodafone, Orange, and Yoigo. What made things interesting was the sudden appearance of a rogue base station during the day!

SXM didn’t miss a beat – it caught the rogue base station operating right on top of @Vodafone’s 5G network during MWC 2024 in Barcelona! Check out our latest video for the full scoop and insights!

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