M1 users report difficulties in accessing fixed broadband services
An M1 outlet in Singapore. (Photo: TODAY/Ili Nadhirah Mansor)
SINGAPORE: M1 customers in Singapore reported difficulties in accessing the network’s fixed broadband services on Tuesday (Feb 1).
Data provided by the DownDetector website showed a surge in outage reports at around 6pm, reaching more than 11,000 reports by about 7.30pm.
Outages were reported by users in Jurong West, Tanjong Pagar, Buongkok, Tampines, Sengkang and Woodlands.
In a Facebook post at about 7.10pm, M1 said that it received reports that some customers may be experiencing difficulties in accessing fixed broadband services.
“We are currently investigating and rectifying the issue,” M1 said. “We apologise for any convenience caused and will provide more updates as soon as possible.”
Facebook user Venice Peng, who reported disruption in Tanjong Pagar, said that she couldn't "even call through customer service”.
Another user on Facebook, Zulekah Isfaq Ahmed, said that her phone was “prompting privacy warnings on my home broadband”.
M1's Facebook post was updated at about 8.50pm on Tuesday, saying it had restored broadband services that and its engineers would continue to "monitor the situation".
"For customers who are still experiencing difficulty connecting to network, please reboot your router," it added.
However as at 9.20pm, there were replies on Facebook to the telco's latest post to say the network was "still down" after rebooting the router.
