The Orsay Museum is full of artistic wonders, like ‘The Self Portrait’ by Vincent Van Gogh, and the white ‘Polar Bear’ sculpture by François Pompon. Even the interior of the museum in Paris is a sight to behold. As a visitor to it, you might have also liked the interior. So when you come back home from the Musée d’Orsay, you would want to talk about your tour experience to your loved ones and share with them the photos that you have captured.

Have Weak Signal At Your Paris Home?

You talked to your carrier before going to Paris and were told that you would get quality signal in Paris city. You are not getting it. Now what?Try the following.

Restart Your Mobile Device

Turn off your phone and turn it back on. Sometimes, doing this will make it pick up signals from a new French network.

 Take Off The Mobile Case

Some mobile phone back covers made with metal elements tend to block the signal. So if your device’s case has those elements, remove it to see if that fixes the issue.

On Low Battery? Charge It Up

Your phone may be not picking up quality signals because it is running on low battery. A phone is programmed to use some amount of power for the process of finding signals from the nearest cell tower. If the battery level is low, it would not be able to find signals.

Put The Phone On Airplane Mode And Turn It Back To Normal Mode

If there is no service or no signal bars on your phone, enable the flight mode on it and disable it after five seconds. This might help to get your cellular service by connecting the closest cell site again.

Try Using A Cell Phone Booster

If all the other ways does not work, then consider using a phone signal booster. If there is some signal outside your Paris residence, installing a signal booster should fix the problem. It is the simplest solution for the signal issue and will give you as powerful a signal as possible. It is even possible to have ‘full-bars’ on your device if some signal is available at the location where your cell signal repeater system’s external antenna is mounted. This way, you could connect to the internet and share your museum memories on social media with ease.