Vodafone outages and service status in Derry, Northern Ireland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Derry, Northern Ireland
The chart below shows the number of Vodafone reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Derry, Northern Ireland and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Vodafone Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Delwar Ullah (@Sheffield128) reported@VodafoneUK now Gemini can notice your voice and ask if you’re okay it would be good if she could work the same as the Apple Watch works with your Apple phone that if I wasn’t okay, she could go and get me an Uber all other help
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Daniel Pybus (@danielpybus) reported@VodafoneUK is 10 days reasonable to fix a faulty phone you sold me for £1200 and your app said it’s a faulty battery. Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, you are entitled to have a faulty phone repaired or replaced within a "reasonable time"
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MagivaMark (@MagivaMark) reportedFor a communications company or for any type of company @VodafoneUK is The example of the worst company. Utterly terrible.
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Rob Smith (@robsmithrugby) reportedWhat a bunch of profit chasing thugs @VodafoneUK are. I get a regular monthly bill of £17 however just being a day late for payment ( only ever one reminder) I get a £5 penalty. That’s £5 a nearly 33% fine. Catch phrase should be “got you, give me your money,stuff the service”
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Bri Hammond (@big1481b) reported@VodafoneUK messed me around last Friday with Internet not fitting it bein late to utter disgusting customer service
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Tristan Lane (@Tristan27856485) reported@ThreeUK @VodafoneUK I thought the merger was meant to improve signal. Not make it blooming worse. Cambridge is meant to be “silicon fen” tricky with such terrible network
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Dave (@davegarryfish) reportedAnother week, another 2 hour @AvantiWestCoast train. As always, sod all wi-fi, and @VodafoneUK signal was shocking too. Wtf is going on ?!?! Spent most of the journey trying to connect.
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Sir Richard B-H-Soame 13th BT (@SOAMER) reportedMy trip away to Somerset i wasn't surprised to find that @VodafoneUK signal is the same as Shropshire one bar of 4G meaning no satnav not able to stream music what the hell am I paying for a service that doesn’t work in 99% of the uk
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🌈🥄 Kirsten Davidson 🥄🌈 (@Weespoon22) reported@VodafoneUK you’re customer care is absolutely appalling, I’ve been trying to contact customer support to speak to someone via tobi and by phone for 4 hours now and still haven’t gotten any contact with anyone
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Ed Sabella (@Ed_Sabella) reported@DanielPriestley I don’t think this is really about protecting kids, it’s more about collecting information on everyone. I have two young kids and use @VodafoneUK . I used to block specific websites easily through the router, but Vodafone removed that option and replaced it with their so-called “Secure Net” app. Now you can only block by category, not by individual websites. It turns out this is perfectly legal. The UK government doesn’t require providers to offer specific site blocking. They only want category blocking, which gives parents far less real control. It’s the same problem as YouTube: no matter how many categories you block, creators always find ways around it. I highly recommend moving to @Starlink like I did