Full restoration of Orange's mobile network in France
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The telecommunications operator Orange officially announced today the total restoration of its mobile services throughout France. Following a period of technical interruption, subscribers can now use their phones normally.
The problems encountered by users mainly concerned voice calls, sending SMS, and access to mobile data. These disruptions affected many customers across the country, making communication difficult for several hours.
Orange's technical teams were mobilized immediately to identify the source of the outage and repair the damaged infrastructure. According to the initial information provided by the company, the network gradually became operational again throughout the day.
The operator apologized to its customers for the inconvenience caused by this technical incident. For the moment, Orange has not provided precise details on the exact causes of this outage, but assures that the situation is now completely under control for all users in France.
Sources: La Revue du Digital
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