Vodafone investigating issue

Vodafone has acknowledged the widespread issues experienced by its customers, saying that the outages are being investigated.

In a reply to one of many complaints about the mobile network on social media, the telco said “we’re working to get this sorted as soon as possible”.

“We’re aware some customers are experiencing intermittent issues using mobile data, you can still use messaging & voice services,” Vodafone said on X. “Our engineering teams are investigating to get the services up and running asap.”

A handy broadband speed guide

Knowing what speed you need your broadband to be can be difficult, but having the right speed for you is more important than ever.

With that in mind, here is a handy guide for broadband speeds:

  • 0.5 megabits per second – Required broadband connection speed
  • 1.5 megabits per second – Recommended broadband connection speed
  • 3 megabits per second – Recommended for SD quality
  • 5 megabits per second – Recommended for HD quality
  • 25 megabits per second – Recommended for 4K quality

Will a refund be available?

You may be entitled to compensation if you have suffered issues with your internet, call, or mobile services.

Internet firms usually pay out £8 for each day broadband and home phone services are not repaired after two full days of no service.

They will also pay £25 for each missed appointment, or for appointments canceled with less than 24 hours’ notice.

Plus, you’ll get £5 for each calendar day delay to the start of the new service. This is usually automatic.

If you’re a mobile customer and you suffer from a lack of service then depending on the circumstance you may be entitled to a refund or account credit.

Can you check Vodafone’s network status?

The network has a service checker on its website where you can find out if it’s your area that is facing problems or just an issue with your device.

You can also subscribe to receive alerts, which tell you if there are any problems and how Vodafone is fixing them.

On the same page, there is also advice and guidance about what to do if you’re facing problems.

For Vodafone broadband users, there’s a separate page on what to do if you have slow speeds, internet cutting out or you can’t connect at all.

Reports begin to fall

Reports have begun to fall as per DownDetector as users regain access to Vodafone.

User reports peaked at over 3,500 as customers lost network connection.

Complaints now sit under 2,000.

Who owns Vodafone?

Vodafone Group Plc is owned by a consortium of investors, the largest of which is BlackRock Fund Advisors.

Other shareholders include Liberty Global Plc and The Vanguard Group, Inc.

The group’s registered office and global headquarters are in BerkshireEngland.

This post first appeared on Thesun.co.uk

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