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3G is the third generation of wireless telecommunication technology that uses a network of phone towers to pass signals over long distances. 4G, as the fou...

As part of JENDELA, the national digital infrastructure plan, the 3G network is set to be shut down gradually nationwide to allow the transition to a future...

Shutting down the 3G network is part of an initiative that all Malaysian telcos are working towards under JENDELA, to cater for rising demand for better qua...

Shutting down the 3G network will allow telcos to re-farm the spectrum from 3G to 4G, which can boost 4G network speed, as the country’s JENDELA aspiration ...

All Telecom operators will gradually shut down its 3G network in phases throughout 2021, with the aim of achieving full shut down by 31 December 2021.

3G networks will be gradually shut down across the whole nation by 31 December 2021. Customers will be given early notice to allow time for preparation to m...

3G data users have declined significantly due to the smartphone migration to 4G, while a number of M2M and IoT devices such as security and health equipment...

There are no current plans to shut down 2G as it is still able to support Digi users and M2M devices.

Once the 3G network is shut down, carriers will stop supporting the devices that are only 3G-compatible. If you are using such a device, it means those devi...

Customers who are connected to 4G and 4G LTE will not experience any connectivity disruptions during the migration process.