No mobile coverage zones are referred to as dead zones, not-spots, black spots, or white spots, while areas with partial coverage are known as partial dead zones, partial not-spots, or grey spots. The document discusses different scenarios of mobile coverage involving various mobile network operators (MNOs). It also provides links to learn more about telecommunications infrastructure and related topics.

1. What are No Mobile
Coverage Zones called?
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An Example Region with Mobile Coverage by 4 MNOs

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• Scenario 1: Coverage by all mobile operators
An Example Region with Mobile Coverage by 4 MNOs

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• Scenario 2: Coverage by some, but not all mobile operators
An Example Region with Mobile Coverage by 4 MNOs

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• Scenario 3: Coverage by no mobile operators
An Example Region with Mobile Coverage by 4 MNOs

6. ‘Coverage by no
Mobile Operator’
• Dead Zones
• Not-Spots
• Black Spots
• White spots
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7. ‘Coverage by some
Mobile Operators’
• Partial Dead Zones
• Partial Not-Spots
• Grey/Gray Spots
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