Although many times it may be due to how you place the Wi-Fi in your home or because you do not have a good signal on your mobile, It is possible that your operator has an incident and that is why the internet does not work correctly for you.
These types of incidents can occur locally or, on rare occasions, occur at a national and international level. prevent you from connecting to the internet both on mobile and at home via fiber. It is even possible that, depending on the severity of the problem, you cannot make calls or send messages.
The problem is that companies do not offer the transparency they should in these cases And it is not easy to detect if they have an incident that affects thousands of users or if it is a problem of your Wi-Fi or your mobile.
Fortunately, there are ways to detect if Vodafone, Telefónica, Orange, Digi or MásMóvil They have a problem through third-party services that report incidents in real time or even through their social networks.
The most common and efficient are downdetector, failing or problems24, where all you have to do is Write the name of your operator to check if you have an incident.
With this you can get rid of the doubt, but if your internet connection continues to fail and you believe that it is not your fault, you can go to official sources of each company to completely clear up your doubts.
Where to consult Telefónica incidents
The case of Telefónica is peculiar, since a failure in its network can affect many other operators that are not only their own brands like O2 or Tuenti, but also to Digi, ION Mobile or Telecable.
If you like see if Movistar has any incidenttake a look at his TwitterFacebook or Instagram, where he reports possible problems.
The problem? It only echoes massive incidents. Luckily, there are many users who report smaller drops.
Where to check if Vodafone has incidents
In the case of vodafoneif the UK company network has any problem, it will affect the main network, as well as own brands such as Lowi or Finetwork.
The operator does exactly the same as Movistar and notify of any massive incident through your account Twitter, Instagram or Facebook. Again the users are the ones who save the ballot when it comes to a smaller case.
The positive fact is that, if it is a failure in the fiber or ADSL service, Vodafone It has a Plan B in which it gives away 10GB bonuses on each mobile line.
Where to detect if Digi has an issue
In addition to seeing it through Movistar, also you can check if Digi has incidents through their own social networks.
Like the rest of the operators, the telecommunications company reports massive problems in Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Again it is the users who report smaller problems through these channels.
Where to look if MásMóvil has incidents
Within the MásMóvil group are Yoigo, Pepephone, Virgin Telco, Euskaltel, llaya, Oceans, Lycamobile, Lebara or Hits Mobile, so if you have a problem with any of these operators, most likely it is due to an incident of the main company.
For know the incidents of MásMóvil look at his page TwitterFacebook or Instagram, where they warn of massive incidents, as well as user comments, which warn of falls in smaller areas.
If there is a failure in the fiber or mobile service, operators such as Pepephone offer 10GB mobile vouchers, for example.
Where to check Orange incidents
Finally, if you want to check Orange incidentswhich can also affect own brands such as Jazztel or Symio, as well as independent brands such as Xeney or Suop, it is time to go back to social networks.
You can do it through your accounts Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, where they warn of massive incidents. You can also look at user comments on these networks to see if it is a drop in a smaller area.
