Australia's second-largest telecommunications provider Optus suffers another emergency call failure: Here’s what the company said
Optus, Australia's second-largest operator, experienced a significant outage on Tuesday, November 25, impacting access to emergency services (Triple Zero) for some customers. The company cited an "aerial fibre break" as a potential cause, while also investigating a separate incident involving removed copper. This follows a similar emergency call outage in September, prompting government scrutiny.
Optus, Australia's second-largest operator, experienced a significant outage on Tuesday, November 25, impacting access to emergency services (Triple Zero) for some customers. The company cited an "aerial fibre break" as a potential cause, while also investigating a separate incident involving removed copper. This follows a similar emergency call outage in September, prompting government scrutiny.
