@jibel, that behaviour might be considered a bug, I have opened bug
#1608885 for system-settings to address that.
If you see the bug again you can try to execute /usr/share/ofono/scripts
/scan-for-operators and you will see a list like:
<<
Scanning operators on modem /ril_0...
[ /ril_0/operator/21403 ]
Status = current
MobileCountryCode = 214
MobileNetworkCode = 03
Name = Orange
Technologies = gsm umts
[ /ril_0/operator/21401 ]
Status = available
MobileCountryCode = 214
MobileNetworkCode = 01
Name = vodafone ES
Technologies = gsm umts
[ /ril_0/operator/21404 ]
Status = available
MobileCountryCode = 214
MobileNetworkCode = 04
Name = Yoigo
Technologies = gsm umts
[ /ril_0/operator/21407 ]
Status = available
MobileCountryCode = 214
MobileNetworkCode = 07
Name = movistar
Technologies = gsm umts
>>
You can force one or another operator by doing:
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:/usr/share/ofono/scripts/test-network-
registration <path>
being path something like /ril_0/operator/XXXXX, as in scan-for-
operators output. Check if forcing your operator to Free changes
something.
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