Eight days into his new role,Stephen Rue says Optus can move on from outages and a cyberattack.
The telco is being sued after it allegedly sold hundreds of its vulnerable customers services that they didn’t want or couldn’t afford.
The telco has joined the ignominious list of companies doing the wrong thing in their treatment of Indigenous Australians.
Telstra,Optus and TPG are in talks to implement an SMS replacement that could slash the rate of spam messages.
Tens of thousands of older mobile phones and other devices will cease to work from Monday,when the nation’s 3G network is finally shuttered.
In acts similar to those linked to anti-5G conspiracy theories,vandals have tampered with towers and put lives at risk.
NSW is blighted by 4000 mobile black spots,including one that seems to rob commuters of cellular data as trains cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Labor will give its financial watchdog new powers to force companies to compensate customers who lose money and to punish operators who don’t police their sites.
The newly introduced legislation is not going to alter how we work overnight,but it might just be the start of a revolution.
Frustrated NBN customers have been left in a feedback loop,where no one is to blame when things go wrong.
The approaching closure of the 3G telecommunications service means an unknown number of mobile users will no longer be able to connect with emergency services.