: The compact, fanless design of the USB dongle relies on passive cooling. If the device is kept in an enclosed space or near other heat sources, it cannot dissipate heat effectively.
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: When the modem struggles to maintain a connection, it increases its power output to search for a signal, which generates extra heat. : The compact, fanless design of the USB