Vodafone, Telefónica and MasOrange recover most of their services after the big blackout in Spain

Vodafone already provides the service "normally", while Telefónica and MasOrange have managed to re-establish the fixed and mobile lines of 90% of their customersSpain begins to recover normality after the big blackout After hours of uncertainty, impossible calls and messages that arrived or stayed in limbo apparently randomly, the telecommunications companies are getting the service back for their users.The main telecos have already restored co…

The main telecommunications operators work on a counterclockwise basis to restore their services after the blackout that this Monday has left a good part of Spain and Portugal offline. Vodafone España reported on Tuesday that at 7:00 hours it had recovered 95% of mobile traffic, with 82% of active nodes. Around 23:00 hours yesterday, the company claimed that 60% of mobile traffic had been recovered.MasOrange, on the other hand, claims to have re…

Marc Murtra, president of Telefónica, wanted to send an important message to all his employees after what happened on Monday. Spain and Portugal suffered a total blackout that left millions of people incommunicado, causing chaos in all cities. Until after midnight, half of the territory did not receive light, and even those who had it, had to deal with the lack of coverage. Read more: Telefónica, Indra, Escribano... The winners of Sánchez’s 9 bi…

Mobile voice traffic is 50% higher than the usual average last hour of the blackout this Tuesday

Cell phones are ringing again after a day of silence, although some points in the telecommunications network are still affected. Campo de Gibraltar wakes up after the blackout: the region is gradually returning to normal.

Vodafone recovers 95% of mobile traffic and Telefónica, MasOrange and Digi, more than 90%. Large operators continue to work to recover 100% of their services