Raportul Enea dezvăluie cum LIMINAL PANDA și SilentAir exploatează rețelele mobile pentru spionaj, monitorizare și furt de date.

Telia is investigating disruptions to its mobile data connections after problems began shortly after midnight, the Finnish broadcaster Yle reported. Phone calls are working normally, according to the operator. Telia has apologised for the disruption on its website and said it is investigating the…

The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has commended the country's three major mobile network operators—DITO Telecommunity Corporation, Globe Telecoms Inc., and Smart Communications Inc.—for their readiness to provide reliable mobile services during the Undas 2026 period. On October 29, the NTC conducted mobile network monitoring across 12 bus terminals in Metro Manila, including key locations such as Victory Liner Cubao, Superlines Cubao, and Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX). The monitoring involved 128 test campaigns, with 114 tests—approximately 90%—recording mobile broadband download speeds of at least 50 Mbps. DITO Telecommunity achieved the highest speed at 851.00 Mbps at PITX, followed by Smart at 456.00 Mbps, also at PITX, while Globe recorded its peak speed of 330.00 Mbps at Raymond Transportation Terminal in Quezon City. All three operators met the standard for SMS performance with a 100% success rate, exceeding the required 99% benchmark. Additionally, DITO and Globe maintained a 0% call drop ratio, meeting the standard of less than 2%, while Smart reported a 5.26% call drop ratio. NTC Deputy Commissioner Andy Castelar emphasized the importance of reliable mobile connectivity in transport hubs during Undas, a period when millions of Filipinos travel to visit cemeteries and reunite with families. The NTC has urged all mobile network operators to focus on improving communication services based on the monitoring results and will continue nationwide monitoring to ensure telecommunications services remain reliable and responsive to public needs throughout Undas 2026 and beyond.

Latvia will require mobile operators to let customers use another operator’s network during crises from July 2027, LSM reported. The Saeima approved the amendments to the Electronic Communications Law in two readings under an expedited procedure on Thursday, October 22. The measure is intended to…

Residents near Latvia’s border with Belarus deal with unreliable mobile coverage, automatic connections to Belarusian networks and unexpected roaming bills, LSM’s Latgale Regional Television reported. Viktors Piļščikovs, who runs the Klajumi horse farm, said he had paid just under 20 euros after …

Swisscom, Sunrise and Salt will have to pay at least 854.7 million Swiss francs for new mobile frequency rights, SRF reports. The auction is expected to take place in the second quarter of 2027, with applications due by December 3. The Swiss Communications Commission, Comcom, set the minimum bidd…

If you’ve been experiencing internet issues this week, you’re not alone — and you’re not imagining it. Between August 11 and 17, 2026, telecommunications providers accounted for 44%

Salt and Sunrise are examining whether they can share mobile phone antennas in rural and remote parts of Switzerland, SRF reported on Tuesday. The cooperation could improve coverage while reducing operating costs. Telecom and finance expert Ralf Beyeler told SRF that the providers could divide th…

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