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O2 outages and service status in Gaillimh, Connaught

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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 Gaillimh, Connaught

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O2 Issues Reports

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  • ajgbarnes
    Andrew Barnes (@ajgbarnes) reported

    @O2 Just awful, have a travel bolt on, valid for another 20+ days, bill on new cycle and NO WAY of seeing how much data is left now. Too scared to go over limit with data roaming as you'll charge me a fortune. Not good enough.

  • willmcgugan
    Will McGugan (@willmcgugan) reported

    So @O2 had to be one of the most incompetent mobile providers out there. I’m unable to top up. Their app breaks with cryptic errors. I’m unable to change plans as the change tariff link breaks with “too many redirects”. I can create a new plan, but that won’t let me keep my number. O2 customer services, don’t bother replying. There’s nothing you could do to salvage your reputation in my eyes.

  • Brexit_Refugee
    Brexit Refugee (@Brexit_Refugee) reported

    @kokeshimum @O2 One thing that bugs me in UK is the terrible signal. Next thing is if you have an “open reach” router it reserves 30% of your bandwidth for broadcasting a public 5G hotspot onto the street for Open Reach customers using the WiFi hotspot app…. Utter con.

  • PaulS87W
    Paul (@PaulS87W) reported

    @O2 can you please sort out you log in process to get into my o2 to pay a bill on a laptop. It’s an absolute joke of a process. I log in and I’m prompted to log in again to pay my bill. What’s the worst that’s going to happen someone’s going to pay my bill for me?

  • altrinchamhq
    Altrincham HQ - Social Media Marketing in Manc (@altrinchamhq) reported

    @AmyJoSays @O2 Massively down. I wonder if there's anyway of finding out. Freedom of information only applies to government organisations doesn't it.

  • Introvert_Head
    Lil_Missy (@Introvert_Head) reported

    Apparently there's an issue where I live with a mast and I've got no signal. When is this likely to be fixed?? @O2

  • agent_old
    OldEstateAgent (@agent_old) reported

    @kokeshimum @O2 Without being disrespectful to Cambodia, we had 5G and no problems. Presumably in this country, it all comes down to money.

  • garynetchells
    𝕁𝕠𝕣𝕕𝕪 (@garynetchells) reported

    What is it with the infrastructure of mobile networks in the UK when you can get a signal - at all on a train?! Why is that? Why in 2026 with a digital generation can I not access an email on a train? It’s ridiculous @O2 @VodafoneUK @EE

  • willmgreenhalgh
    Will (@willmgreenhalgh) reported

    @virginmedia is down So forced to use data but @O2 is so slow and bad it struggles to connect to anything and the o2 network app says phone masts aren't working Great service all round, not, what's the point of doubling my data if I can't connect to anything

  • gardenyjamie
    JAMIE HARRIS 💙 🇺🇦 🇪🇺 (@gardenyjamie) reported

    @kokeshimum @O2 Apparently the phone companies are deliberately shutting down the 4G antennae so that everyone switches over to 5G.