Japan suffers horrendous cell phone outage

Posted 2022-07-05, Digital Trends Headlines photo photo

Tens of millions of cell phone users in Japan were unable to connect for most of the weekend in what’s believed to be the country’s worst-ever service outage in terms of the number of lines affected. Mobile carrier company KDDI said the disruption began early on Saturday and continued through Sunday, though some users... read full story


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