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settings get global preferred_network_mode

Also verify in Settings → About phone → SIM status – Mobile network type should be LTE. 4g magisk module

Instead of risking your device with untested modules, try these legitimate methods to improve 4G performance: settings get global preferred_network_mode

A 4G Magisk module is a systemless zip file that modifies your device’s build.prop file, default network settings, or radio interface layer (RIL) configurations. Unlike traditional build.prop editors, Magisk modules apply these changes without physically altering the system partition. This allows you to tweak network parameters while still passing SafetyNet and receiving OTA updates. Also verify in Settings → About phone →

These modules typically focus on:

By enabling carrier aggregation profiles that your carrier supports (but your ROM disabled), you can see download speeds jump from 20Mbps to 60Mbps+ in the same location. TCP buffer tweaks also reduce the "ping" time, making video calls and gaming smoother.

| Issue | Possible Fix | |-------|---------------| | No mobile data | Change value from 9 to 10 (LTE/WCDMA auto) or 11 (MediaTek). | | Cannot make calls | VoLTE may be required – enable IMS: persist.radio.calls.on.ims=1 | | Settings revert after reboot | Ensure service.sh runs on boot. Check Magisk superuser logs. | | Module not showing | Verify module.prop has no syntax errors and zip structure is correct. |