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Users drop off Spark 3G network as shutdown looms
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Voice usage on Spark’s 3G network has declined by 70 percent since the telco announced its impending shutdown last June, with the service on track to close on 31 March.
According to Spark, customers are preparing for its nationwide 3G shutdown with usage of 3G services down across the board.
In addition to the decline in voice usage, 3G data usage was down 50 percent and now accounted for only 0.25 percent of Spark’s total network data traffic.
Meanwhile, 4G data usage was up by 17 percent and 5G data usage up 37 percent, Spark said.
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