Rogers Announces 3G Network Decommissioning in Spring 2025<\/p>\n
In exciting news for Rogers customers, the telecommunications giant has revealed plans to decommission its 3G network starting in Spring 2025. This move signals a significant shift towards enhancing network capabilities and paving the way for the future of connectivity.<\/p>\n
Key Points to Note:<\/p>\n
\u2013 The shutdown of the 3G network is scheduled to take place on March 31, 2025, across all regions.
\n\u2013 Rogers will repurpose the spectrum for its LTE and 5G networks, showcasing its commitment to innovation and technological advancements.
\n\u2013 With over $40 billion invested in its networks over the past decade, Rogers is poised to deliver top-notch services to its customers.
\n\u2013 Customers may need to switch connectivity services on specific sites before the end date, but rest assured, Rogers will provide timely updates if any changes are required.
\n\u2013 IoT customers have already received a 12-month advance notice regarding the 3G decommissioning, demonstrating Rogers\u2019 proactive approach towards customer communication.
\n\u2013 Wireless customers will be notified closer to the shutdown date, ensuring a smooth transition to LTE and 5G technology.
\n\u2013 To support customers during this transition, Rogers will offer LTE and 5G devices for purchase outright or through financing options.
\n\u2013 Monthly plans and pricing are expected to remain unchanged for now, providing stability and reassurance for existing customers.<\/p>\n
As we eagerly anticipate these upcoming changes from Rogers, we look forward to witnessing how this evolution will shape the future of telecommunications in Canada. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to engage with Rogers on this exciting development.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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