Orange confirms nationwide mobile disruptions in France; Sosh users affected
Orange reported on Wednesday that a network incident was disrupting mobile service for customers across France, with users saying they had lost coverage. The operator's low-cost brand Sosh was affected as well, and Orange did not immediately explain the cause. Reports on Downdetector surged around 12:20 am CET and exceeded 12,000 at the time of reporting, according to Breaking The News.
Orange confirmed on Wednesday that its mobile network in France was hit by an incident causing major service disruptions nationwide. Customers reported losing network coverage, and users of Sosh, Orange's low-cost mobile brand, were also affected. The operator did not immediately provide an explanation for the outage.
Reports on Downdetector began rising around 12:20 am CET and surpassed 12,000 at the time of reporting, according to Breaking The News. The tracking site's figures came as customers described loss of network coverage across the country.
In a post on X, Orange told customers they might be experiencing disruptions on its mobile network. The company said its teams were fully mobilized to restore the network as quickly as possible and apologized for the inconvenience caused.
Orange has not yet offered details on the cause or a timeline for full restoration. The disruption affected both Orange and Sosh customers across France, and the company said its priority was restoring service as fast as possible.
TopicsOrange · Sosh · France · Downdetector · X · Breaking The News
Source: breakingthenews.net
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