Telstra Outage: Calls In/out Unavailable
Telstra customers can't make or receive calls. The company is trying to fix the issue as quickly as possible.
On Monday night, some mobile customers had problems with their service. This was the first report of an outage.
Telstra's network is down all over the place. This is causing problems for lots of people who use the network. The problem is widespread and can't be fixed quickly. Many customers are unhappy with this situation. Telstra should look for a solution to fix the problem soon.
Telstra apologized for the trouble at night. Their technicians are working hard to resolve the problem.
On Tuesday morning, there was still an outage. If you're affected, Telstra says to try using Wi-Fi for data calls. Triple zero and mobile data work fine.
Telstra did not say how many people were affected by the outage or how big it was.
People in different parts of Australia, such as Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth, have complained about problems. This information comes from Downdetector, a website that monitors outages. Telstra customers have made many reports to the website after 10pm on Monday.
On Monday night, Telstra's customers started complaining about service disruptions. The problem has still been ongoing, and people are continuing to experience disruptions. Reports of the outages can be found on the website downdetector.com.au.
The downdetector.com.au website featured a heatmap. It showed where Telstra customers reported having issues.
On Tuesday morning, a Telstra spokesperson suggested that customers try some simple steps if they have issues. They could turn airplane mode on and off. They might try using Wi-Fi calling or other apps like FaceTime to make a data call.
We apologize for the inconvenience caused to people's morning and are working quickly to resolve the problem.
