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Telecom news in Portugal
Latest news and stories about telecom in Portugal for expats and residents.
Latest news and stories about telecom in Portugal for expats and residents.
Considering that this is a sector where international cooperation between states and private entities is fundamental, the OEID writes that “increasing the resilience of submarine telecom networks is a task that must be shared by all countries.”
Anacom estimates that close to 200,000 people are being affected.
The consumer protection association says that consumers' complaints 'cover the contractual relationship and reveal persistent problems in the provision of Digi's service and in customer support'.
Portugal's consumer association DECO says it has received hundreds of complaints from customers regarding the service provided by operator Digi.
DECO is warning consumers about multiple problems with Digi's customer support. Service failures, issues with number portability and difficulties in resolving complaints are the basis for the alert issued by the Portuguese Association for the Defence of the Consumer. In a statement, the association says it has received numerous complaints concerning Digi, the company...
André Pestana accuses MEO of cutting RTP's transmission in several regions of the country while it was broadcasting the campaign's allotted airtime.
A first-instance court ruling ordered Meo, Nos and Nowo to return €40 million to customers whose tariffs were increased without the possibility of terminating their contracts.
Digi on Tuesday called for a new auction for the spectrum usage rights that expire in 2027. The Romanian telecommunications operator, which took part in the 5G auction in 2021 (and subsequently inherited Nowo's frequencies), is interested in increasing the amount it holds over the coming years ...
Telecom company Digi says it will keep the prices of its services unchanged for the remainder of the year.
Contrary to previous years, the Portuguese Treasury will not receive a single cent of the 'profits' obtained by Anacom in 2023. The ministerial order setting out how to apply those €10.75 million was only published in the Diário da República this Wednesday, 7 January 2026, and does not provide for any ...
