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Telco Forum warns retailers to tell customers about 3G-shutdown device impacts

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The Telecommunications Forum is warning retailers of their responsibility to ensure customers are fully informed about whether devices now being sold will still function after the shutdown of the country’s 3G networks. Spark, 2degrees and One New Zealand will shut down their 3G networks from the end of this year, meaning devices that rely on 3G will no longer connect. “Devices have to be fit for purpose for a reasonable period of time and custom…See the Story

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New Zealand · New Zealand

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As we move entirely into a world where it seems everything is electric, recycling batteries and devices has never been more important. While they make our lives a lot easier, batteries also continue to put communities and our environment at risk by being put in household rubbish or recycling – just look at the news […]See the Story

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Telecommunications Industry Welcomes Switching Study

New Zealand · New Zealand

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The telecommunications industry welcomes the Commerce Commission’s Improving Retail Service Quality: Switching Issues Paper which looks at consumers’ ability to switch telecommunications providers and services. Paul Brislen, CEO of the New Zealand Telecommunications Forum, says the sector is one of the easiest for customers to move around in, noting the Commission has recognised the number […]See the Story