Massive increase in Vodacom data traffic

[Kevin Lancaster]

Massive increase in Vodacom data traffic

Vodacom has increased its data revenue to R4.5 billion, which was fuelled by a sustained demand for data services.

 

[Vrotappel]

They should pay apps like Whatsapp, FB, etc. a commission for the extra traffic.

 

[TEXTILE GUY]

They should pay apps like Whatsapp, FB, etc. a commission for the extra traffic.

All hail OTT services then .....

 

[Johnfpro]

Mmmm..... let's increase the cost of prepaid data bundles.

 

[Insint]

They should pay apps like Whatsapp, FB, etc. a commission for the extra traffic.

Don't forget youtube. Vodacom should give millions to youtube.

 

[Creag]

So much for OTT's eroding their revenue! Pull the other one!

 

[system32]

Vodacom South Africa’s data revenue increased 27.3% to R4.487 billion, due to sustained demand for data services and customers upgrading to 3G and 4G devices.

Thanks to OTT services such as Skype, WhatApp, Hangouts Viber, Youtube, Netflix, wikipedia, Amazon, google, news24, mybb.co.za, fnb online, standbank, yahoo, bbc, gumtree, timeslive, iol, msn.com, dstv, fin24, ewn, soccerladuma, autotrader, sowetanlive, careers24, facebook, pnet, citypress, etc.


Perhaps OTT providers should demand Vodacom be regulated and that Vodacom pay them for providing OTT services that generate such huge profits for Vodacom.

 

[konfab]

They should pay apps like Whatsapp, FB, etc. a commission for the extra traffic.

You missed Telegram

 

[The_MAC]

Damn OTT's, driving data usage

 

[kianm]

They should pay apps like Whatsapp, FB, etc. a commission for the extra traffic.

Agree

 

[kianm]

You missed Telegram

Yeah Telegram's 2 users matter too

 

[koeks525]

LMAO and they want to regulate the services that are making them so much money

 

[Chevron]

They should pay apps like Whatsapp, FB, etc. a commission for the extra traffic.

Yeah. Without OTT services there would be no need to buy data.

 

[Chevron]

Yeah Telegram's 2 users matter too

http://www.theverge.com/2015/12/17/10386776/brazil-whatsapp-ban-telegram-millions-users