BlackBerry on outage: "no comment"

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BlackBerry mum on outage

BlackBerry users across Europe, the Middle East and Africa were hit with service disruptions to their smartphones for a second day
 
info is key

they should inform us as to what is the problem. telling us what the problem is wont solve it but it will definitely give us some light. Students rely on this type of free communication due to small budgets and this is taking a toll on our pockets as we have to fork out on airtime to make essential calls but at least we seeing a lot more eyes at campus and we get more attention in a conversation. Parents of teens must also notice that. I hope we get some info soon and maybe a R4 refund huh, vodacom?
 
they should inform us as to what is the problem. telling us what the problem is wont solve it but it will definitely give us some light. Students rely on this type of free communication due to small budgets and this is taking a toll on our pockets as we have to fork out on airtime to make essential calls but at least we seeing a lot more eyes at campus and we get more attention in a conversation. Parents of teens must also notice that. I hope we get some info soon and maybe a R4 refund huh, vodacom?

Calls has never been free... So your point is void. Switch APN and use WhatsApp for messages or use SMS? But I do agree with you that they should just inform the general public what the exact problem is, this is really bad PR for BB/BIS, whoever does their PR should get fired, talk about delayed reactive rather than proactive communication in a crisis situation.
 
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