AT&T To End Landline Services By 2029: Here’s What It Means For Oklahoma
AT&T plans to phase out landline services in Oklahoma and most other states by 2029, transitioning to fiber-optic and 5G technologies, raising some concerns about connectivity, especially for older residents and rural areas.
AT&T is discontinuing its landline services in Oklahoma. What to know
AT&T will eliminate its landline phone service in almost every state in its service area, including Oklahoma, the company announced this week. Since early this year, AT&T has said its copper wire phone lines are "antiquated" and require costly service that is not as effective as wireless broadband networks.
AT&T plans to eliminate its traditional landline phone service across nearly all U.S. states in its service area by 2029, ...
However, critics say landlines are a crucial service for people who live in rural areas with limited cell service, ...
Legacy copper services are no longer meeting customer needs for speed, reliability and always on-connectivity, AT&T says.
AT&T plans to end landline phone service in nearly every state, including New York, by 2029. The company will phase out its ...
AT&T said it plans to eliminate traditional phone landline service in 20 of its 21 states by 2029, but not in California.
AT&T aims to replace costly landlines with fiber and broadband by 2029, ensuring reliable service during power outages.
It's the end of an era. AT&T plans to discontinue landline phone service in nearly every state, including New York, by 2029.
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