NEW DELHI: More than nine out of 10 mobile phone users<\/a> in India complained of poor wireless connectivity, while two-thirds struggle with disrupted digital payments on older 3G and 4G networks, according to a local survey.
About 48% of 8,210 consumers surveyed by LocalCircles<\/a> mentioned frequent disruptions to their mobile services<\/a> due to poor network availability and 44% were disgruntled with low data speeds.
In another survey question that drew in 11,865 consumer responses, 66% said they experienced snags in at least one online transaction, forcing them to rely on alternate payment mechanisms such as cash, check or credit cards, according to a statement from LocalCircles.
The findings spotlight the yawning gap in services currently delivered by Indian telecom carriers despite tariff hikes in recent months. It also points to the need to step up quickly as companies prepare to bid for airwaves in a government-led auction that will pave the way for launch of ultra-speedy 5G services in India.
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无线服务中断也可能阻碍印度的刺激其数字经济——一个关键政策倡议莫迪总理的政府有一个主要的推动在Covid-19流行当数据消费飙升。
电信行业的竞争已经从12个减少玩家几年前亿万富翁穆克什Ambani-led后三个私营部门运营商依赖JioInfocomm扰乱了市场在2016年免费电话和廉价的数据,迫使竞争对手退出或合并。
该调查的结果也强调需要更多地投资于基础设施不仅提高电信服务也数字支付。
印度350亿数字交易在2021年,据LocalCircles说,这个数字可能大幅上升如果无线网络问题是固定的。
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