Nationwide disruption caused by TSTT, Digicel interconnection issues

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Nationwide disruption caused by TSTT, Digicel interconnection issues

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo - Customers of the mobile networks Bmobile and Digicel on Tuesday experienced delays and connectivity problems because of interconnection issues between the networks. Newsday understands calls and messages were disrupted, in some instances within the same network, and across networks. On their social media platforms, both companies acknowledged there were issues, but by noon they said the issues had been resolved. During the morning, a notice on Bmobile’s […]

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