M1 has already caused Singapore's worst network outage recently. The mobile operator suffers yet another outage this week, clearly indicating it seriously needs an internal review for its own survival.
M1's mobile services have been fully restored following a disruption earlier in the day, the telco said in a Facebook post at about 12.50pm on Tuesday. Still, some customers said they continue to have trouble connecting to M1's network.
The telco said earlier that some of its customers had been experiencing intermittent services for voice calls and text messaging since 7am. In an e-mail to The Straits Times at 10.30am, it added that mobile data services were not affected. But some users said they could not access these services for several hours.
In its latest update, M1 advised customers who still face difficulties connecting to its mobile network to turn off their mobile devices and turn them back on. Those who continue to face problems can contact M1 athttp://csfeedback.m1.com.sg/
The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) said on its Facebook page at about 11.50am that it was
M1's mobile services have been fully restored following a disruption earlier in the day, the telco said in a Facebook post at about 12.50pm on Tuesday. Still, some customers said they continue to have trouble connecting to M1's network.
The telco said earlier that some of its customers had been experiencing intermittent services for voice calls and text messaging since 7am. In an e-mail to The Straits Times at 10.30am, it added that mobile data services were not affected. But some users said they could not access these services for several hours.
In its latest update, M1 advised customers who still face difficulties connecting to its mobile network to turn off their mobile devices and turn them back on. Those who continue to face problems can contact M1 athttp://csfeedback.m1.com.sg/
The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) said on its Facebook page at about 11.50am that it was
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