Mobile Networks 4.0.3

For Minecraft 1.21.1 / NeoForge. Requires Simple Voice Chat.

New

NetMonster: a new installable Store app with a clean live network view. See your carrier, PLMN, country, connection technology, four-bar reception, serving antenna material, distance, server and roaming status. No additional map, graph, log or menu tabs.
Custom network identities: configure separate MCC and MNC fields and a real or fictional country in the linked network's PLMN tab on a Server block. Leading zeros are preserved; existing networks remain valid without these optional settings.
Full-screen photos: click a photo in Gram or Maps to open a larger viewer. Close it with the X or Escape and use the side arrows to browse carousels.
Maps photo deletion: players can delete their own uploaded photos; server operators can delete any photo. Deletion requires confirmation.
Gram account deletion: remove a linked account from its profile after confirmation. Its posts, comments, likes and related notifications are removed, without deleting other players' accounts or unrelated content.

Material-based throughput: iron keeps its existing numeric speed ranges, copper is slower, and diamond is substantially faster. Strong 5G+ coverage through diamond antennas can exceed 1000 Mbps.
Speedtest now uses Mbps, including the live value, summary and history. Numeric ranges are retained rather than multiplied by eight.
Store remains in MB/s: its download simulation converts from Mbps using eight bits per byte, keeping the two apps consistent.
The speedometer still uses only 500 or 1000 Mbps ranges. Values above 1000 continue increasing numerically while the needle stays at the maximum; it drops again when the measured value drops below the maximum.
A clearly labelled History button sits beneath Start and Test again.
Refreshed phone, messages, notifications, mobile network, camera, gallery, Maps, Speedtest and NetMonster icons. The Store bag keeps its clean blue/teal background and coloured squares inside.
Better compact-screen spacing and mouse-wheel navigation for the Store catalogue and NetMonster information.
All new controls and states support English and Spanish.

Update the server and all clients together. Network protocol is 16.
Existing worlds, subscriptions, phone numbers, installed apps, Gram posts, Maps places and Speedtest history are preserved.
Historical Speedtest numbers and notes are retained; values are now shown using the new Mbps gameplay convention.
Maps photos uploaded before ownership metadata existed can only be deleted by an operator. Their uploader cannot be reconstructed reliably.
Photo/account storage work stays on the existing bounded worker queues. NetMonster reuses the existing rate-limited connection status request; it does not add another antenna scan or force chunk loading.
Speeds, app package sizes and radio labels are simulated gameplay values. No real Internet speed tests or device network monitoring are performed.
Voice routing, ports, sounds and shader-compatible camera capture paths are unchanged.