When Your Phone Goes Dark: Should Telecoms Be Forced to Refund Outage Victims?
Public PolicyTelecommunicationsConsumer Rights

When Your Phone Goes Dark: Should Telecoms Be Forced to Refund Outage Victims?

ddhakatribune
2026-02-04
10 min read
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After Verizon’s $20 credit, should Bangladeshi telcos be forced to compensate subscribers after outages? Practical policy options and consumer steps.

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