Free Internet Can Take Down Mobile Network in the Election, Says Anatel to the STF
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Zanin alert agency that releasing mobile internet in elections can cause congestion and signal drop; PGR will still review
Agency states that free internet release can increase data traffic and cause congestion, especially in the vicinity of polling sites The free Internet post in elections can take down cell phone signals, alert Anatel appeared first in Jornal Option.
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The National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) warned Minister Cristiano Zanin, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), that the unrestricted release of mobile Internet access during the elections may cause traffic peaks capable of interrupting connectivity in cellular devices, especially in the vicinity of electoral zones. On Thursday (24), Zanin had given Anatel 48 hours to submit an opinion on a request from the National Confederation of Educati…
In an analysis prepared at the request of Minister Cristiano Zanin in response to ADPF 1.355, the technical area of the agency rebuts all the arguments of the action moved by the PV with the Supreme on the claim that there would be risk to the electoral process in the data franchise model #teletime #teletimenews
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