Numerous reports of telephone and Internet service failures for Italian subscribers. Company: “Problems in Limited Areas”
On the site downdetector.it, Monitoring and reporting crashes and reports of problems related to internet and telephone networks The peak of obstacles for Iliad, Slightly distributed throughout the peninsula. From Milan to Naples, from Turin to Bologna, the French operator’s telephone network was down from early morning on Thursday, October 21.
User reports indicate that Iliad 3:44 PM CEST has issues since. https://t.co/AZ6xBemG2h Please retweet if you have problems too # Problem Iliad
– Downdetector Italia (downdetectorIT) October 21, 2021
You may already find some posts on social networks complaining about problems with the network, Between those who can’t use WiFi at home and those who can’t line up with a mobile phone. Other users, on the other hand, do not have access to their personal area, while others do not yet have access to the site. The company explained “This is an insult to a few users, பகுதிகளில் in limited areas and already under surveillance and resolution. So it does not extend “down” As happened to all social networks a few weeks ago Of the Facebook group.
This time, moreover, the company No official application to mention, So any malfunction or request for information from customers can only go through the account that can be created on the company’s website. Official account on Twitter Responds to user complaints Asks to send private message.
October 21, 2021 (Change October 21, 2021 | 17:29)
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