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More than 40% of Portuguese Abandon Online Activity with Bad Internet

Four out of 10 Portuguese (42%) say they abandoned an online activity in August due to the poor performance of the network, reveals a study carried out by Netsonda at the request of DE-CIX today released.
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Four out of 10 Portuguese (42%) say they abandoned an online activity in August due to the poor performance of the network, reveals a study carried out by Netsonda at the request of DE-CIX today released. The content More than 40% of Portuguese abandons online activity with bad Internet appears first in Folha Nacional.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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However, according to the study, only 10% of respondents are available to pay more per month to have this type of service.

A study, which was carried out with 600 Internet users in Portugal, also concludes that "consumer frustration is also high, in particular, when interruptions affect important activities".

Four out of 10 Portuguese (42%) say they abandoned an online activity in August due to the poor performance of the network, reveals a study carried out by Netsonda at the request of DE-CIX today released.

·Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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