Telstra and Optus switch off 3G
Telstra and Optus on course for 3G shutdown in Australia next week
Australian telcos Telstra and Optus remain on course to finalize their 3G shutdown next week (October 28). The two carriers both delayed their 3G switch-off plans this year, amid concerns that thousands of customers could suddenly be switched off.
Major Telstra and Optus 3G shutdown imminent
But it has largely been replaced by more advanced technology like 4G and 5G and has been earmarked for full-scale shutdown. Vodafone has already switched off its 3G network in Australia, however, Optus and Telstra have extended their closure plan to October 28.
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