15-03-2017 16:01 - edited 15-03-2017 16:02
15-03-2017 16:01 - edited 15-03-2017 16:02
Around 11:45am this morning everyone in our office lost 4G and was stuck on 3G even after reboots. Nothing on the network status page but i have raised a fault. Assuming it was just our local mast playing up i thought nothing of it. However i looked on http://downdetector.co.uk/problems/o2 and at the exact same time issues started to appear on there with some users saying their 4G was down
Looking on Twitter people in London (about 300 miles from me) are reporting 4G being down this afternoon. Also reports of 3G being slow which we experienced at work. So anyone else noticed this?
on 15-03-2017 16:15
on 15-03-2017 16:17
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on 15-03-2017 16:18
on 15-03-2017 16:18
Maybe not paid the bill and cut themselves off
on 15-03-2017 16:28
on 15-03-2017 16:28
on 15-03-2017 16:31
on 15-03-2017 16:31
on 15-03-2017 16:55
on 15-03-2017 16:55
Not an official position by any means, however I've certainly had 4G issues where I'm based today.
Nothing was showing on the O2 service status page, so I reported it myself and I have just 10 mins ago had a notification that the issue has been located and is being worked on.
I'm in Preston Brook at present, in the North West, if that helps at all?
15-03-2017 17:04 - edited 15-03-2017 17:06
15-03-2017 17:04 - edited 15-03-2017 17:06
What time did your issue start? Some of these couldnt be local mast problems, but too many in quick succession reported to be just local issues
o2 status page has been updated from "everything working fine" to "Everything working fine, but....If you’re experiencing a problem with either 2G, 3G or 4G services, a simple fix is to switch off your device and then switch it back on again."
on 15-03-2017 17:15
on 15-03-2017 17:15
Mine began around lunchtime, probably 12-12:30 ish.
Currently seeing 4G connectivity which I haven't had all day, although greatly reduced speeds compared to normal at the moment.
on 15-03-2017 18:03
on 15-03-2017 18:03