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You might be right. It's contradicted by both Sprint and Verizon here: http://bigstory.ap.org/article/official-cellphone-service-shut-down-boston http://bigstor
by garretruh 14y ago
You might be right. It's contradicted by both Sprint and Verizon here: http://bigstory.ap.org/article/official-cellphone-service-shut-down-boston http://bigstory.ap.org/article/official-cellphone-service-sh...
Edit: And, it seems, AT&T: https://twitter.com/ATT/status/323915702132150272 https://twitter.com/ATT/status/323915702132150272
- mbreese 14y agoNBC just reported that AT&T was urging people to use text messages to avoid congestion on their network. So, it's probably a capacity issue.
- andrewhillman 14y agoI live in Boston. Mobile service is running.
- thadk 14y agoYou can locally jam cell phone frequencies without involving the operators--seems like that'd be default bomb squad kit. I was along the racetrack at mile 23 and signal and data were extremely poor starting 10-15 minutes after the event--The local cells of the network could also have been simply overloaded.