KDDI's dayslong mobile disruption

Photo taken July 4, 2022, shows an "au" mobile brand shop in Tokyo. KDDI Corp., a major Japanese telecom company operating the "au" mobile brand, said the previous day up to 39.15 million mobile connections had been affected by a nationwide network disruption that has continued for over 40 hours.

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