T-Mobile reportedly pushing back shutdown date for Sprint 3G network
that it had “grave concerns” about the shutdown of Sprint’s legacy network and urged the companies to take “all appropriate steps” to reduce the effect on customers who rely on the network.saying its “partners” had not followed through “on their responsibility to help their customers through this shift” and that it was “stepping up” on the customers’ behalf.
That appeared to be a thinly-veiled reference to Dish Network, whose executive VP of external legislative affairs Jeff Blum toldat the time that COVID-related issues and supply-chain shortages had slowed the customer upgrades. He said the March delay was an acknowledgment by T-Mobile that shutting down the CDMA network could have a negative impact on consumers who rely on it.Clarifies that the shutdown will begin March 31st and be turned off completely by May 31st.
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