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[iDJ]

one operator is still stuck in 2G.

This is hilarious.

 

[dino29]

Again in Q2 FY25, Jio sees major deckine in subscriber while Airtel and Vi too see some decline in customer base but minimal as compared to Jio..... Vi has more to worry as it is losing out subscribers on a regular basis and already it is far behind Airtel, Jio... Airtel has maintained its highest ARPU in this segment

Reliance Jio user losses also means 'bad news' for India's mobile broadband market, breaks this 2-year impressive record - Times of India

TECH NEWS : India's top telecom providers, including Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and Vodafone Idea, experienced a decline in subscribers for the third consecutiv

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

 

[Ashok Varma]

Again in Q2 FY25, Jio sees major deckine in subscriber while Airtel and Vi too see some decline in customer base but minimal as compared to Jio..... Vi has more to worry as it is losing out subscribers on a regular basis and already it is far behind Airtel, Jio... Airtel has maintained its highest ARPU in this segment

Reliance Jio user losses also means 'bad news' for India's mobile broadband market, breaks this 2-year impressive record - Times of India

TECH NEWS : India's top telecom providers, including Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and Vodafone Idea, experienced a decline in subscribers for the third consecutiv

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

They are disconnected the idle sims to gain ARPU and VLR, so Jio VLR now goes to 96.84% from 93.84% (increases 3%).

 

[Phoenix96]

Was thinking about this yesterday. There should be a premium alternative with robust connectivity. It's okay if there's a 30-40% premium charge. I am sure there is a market for that. Currently, even people who are willing to pay that premium are stuck with subpar options.

My father wants to port his sim, and asked me which one to opt. I had no answer. One operator provides good connectivity in home, but not in Office. Another operator provides good connectivity in Office, but not in Home. Whereas on the other hand, it's almost 2025 and one operator is still stuck in 2G.

truly 2016 was legit the turning point in Indian Telecom industry. Jio infocomm literally ate up many names and the competition thus this scenario we are being presented with SIGH!