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O2 outages and service status in Gwynedd, Wales

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O2 is the commercial brand of Telefónica UK Limited offering mobile phone and mobile internet service, including voicemail and SMS. With over 25 million customers, O2 runs 2G, 3G and 4G networks across the UK. O2 previously offered home broadband service.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Gwynedd, Wales

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O2 Issues Reports Near Gwynedd, Wales

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Gwynedd and nearby locations:

  • bolgamy
    sarcastic bastard (@bolgamy) reported from Porthmadog, Wales

    @O2 can I cancel my contract mid term if your reception is that shit that I can never use my phone

O2 Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • kamckeown84
    Kelly Downes (@kamckeown84) reported

    @BelfastGiants @O2 When the ad is better than the jersey we've been waiting all off season for!! Think that's the worst kit we've ever had!!!

  • nlamberton1
    Lambo (@nlamberton1) reported

    @BelfastGiants @O2 I like the white one. Wtf is up with that challenge cup shirt.

  • sulzer1974
    Craig Sullivan (@sulzer1974) reported

    @nancy_britcher @O2 Definitely not fixed its struggling to get any signal in stannington sheffield

  • TakeThatClouds
    Take That, Clouds (@TakeThatClouds) reported

    @O2 Apparently to transfer your eSIM from a phone that doesn't work to a new phone you can also get your new phone and place it next to the phone that doesn't work. But make sure the phone that doesn't work is switched on and Bluetooth is on.

  • bennycliffe
    Ben (@bennycliffe) reported

    I can’t even get a signal with @O2 when actually being in @TheO2 😭😭 ever mind posting a video! 😭🫠

  • RhodriD87
    Rhodri Davies (@RhodriD87) reported

    @O2 can you sort your app and website out! Won’t let me look at my upgrade and won’t allow me to chat to an advisor online! Looking like I might have to change network provider.

  • ThePaulRawlings
    Paul Rawlings (@ThePaulRawlings) reported

    @TakeThatClouds @O2 Exactly the same issue with EE in the past - I was atempting to switch from physical SIM to eSIM. Process got stuck in the middle, so neither SIM was working. Call up, explain, ask for replacement SIM - Nope, not without a working phone. Had to go into the local EE store. Even there I had to go with ID, which was uploaded on an app, along side me taking a "selfie" even though I'm stood there in the store!

  • dt297
    david taylor (@dt297) reported

    The good thing about being on @O2 is that I didn’t get that emergency message about BBQs because as usual I have no ******* phone signal in my house!

  • MarkonDialysis
    Marky_Gee_Music (@MarkonDialysis) reported

    @SteveJoyce14 @O2 @TheGillsFC I’m on Sky (and previously Vodafone) and never get coverage in Priestfield once more than a few thousand are in there.

  • i_Nemesis99
    💎🇳‌ 🇪‌‌‌ ‌🇲‌ 🇪‌ 🇸‌ 🇮‌ 🇸‌💎 (@i_Nemesis99) reported

    @Fortnite @FortniteStatus @O2 the O2 fortnite drop what exactly did O2 customers get because if it just that generic code it is awful especially since already being shared around tbh you could have just shared the code on social media yourself instead of making customers wait