– Customers of the UK’s largest mobile network are being advised to update their devices or risk losing access to mobile internet. The warning follows O2’s announcement that it will switch off its 3G network later this year, describing the technology as a “relic of a bygone era.”
Read More– Ofcom has issued the following statement regarding o2’s announcement in regards to price increases for its customers.
Read More– Last week, Ofcom announced the results of the Principal stage, which determined how much spectrum each of the three bidders – EE, O2 and VodafoneThree – had won, and how much they had committed to pay.
Read More– From around lunchtime today multiple UK mobile phone networks appear to be having major problems.
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Read MoreOfcom has fined O2 £150,000 for failing to provide accurate and complete information to Ofcom when they were investigating whether it
Read MorePoor mobile phone coverage will be a thing of the past as the Government champions a £1 billion deal with
Read MoreOfcom has today fined the mobile company Giffgaff £1.4m, for overcharging millions of customers. The fine follows an Ofcom investigation. Ofcom
Read MoreThe three biggest mobile operators are failing to offer their customers a satisfactory level of service and support despite often
Read MoreThe cause of the recent o2 outage this week was an expired certificate. The issue was not actually O2’s fault either,
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