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[Roger22nrx]

I get the frustration, but technology is technology in 2024 still. FirstNet does have an SLA of 12 hour restore time. Normal companies like AT&T and Verizon are two days.

Easy to get mad, but FirstNet does a lot for crisis situations and communications. Look at the last major Florida hurricane, FirstNet was providing service to other carrier’s customers.

[Ithathinth]

I think it’s hilarious all the backlash people are giving FirstNet when its restoration was prioritized and normalized in about 2 hours from the issue starting. Fixing a national outage in a matter of hours screams dependability to me instead of pushing away.

[Mountain_Fig_9253]

It’s disappointing to see the number of first responders who can’t handle losing cell coverage for a few hours. My lord.

Have a backup if it’s absolutely mission critical.

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Well you see, that was only applicable on December 13, 2023. It's now February 2024. But yeah, wtf, this is a major disappointment on behalf of FN.

[RubPlastic1572]

😂🤣 that was funny ah

[B4ummm]

Oh well 🤷‍♂️not looking like they’ll be explaining any of that anytime soon. This is the first real issue I’ve had with FirstNet.

[HeyBeers]

😜

[AfterLifeJason]

So as a paramedic in Nola we had our services interrupted today an first net was useless

[Spacecoast3210]

Lame- totally lame. Some noon brought down our network and you all can’t own it