Well the answer to the question is despite a number of trials we’re still not sure. It’s tough to get to the truth of the matter because trials to date have had some issues like base stations not operating on full power or maybe the TV channels for the given area aren’t the most likely to be affected.

Also we have the fact that filters are posted out to households in advance of base stations being switched on so do people actually bother reporting interference or simply fit the filter they have been given to fix the problem? The fact is that we’ll only really see the extent of TV interference as 4G rollout continues, watch this space for further details.