Belong uses parts of Telstra’s 5G and 4G networks ... it has become a great internet solution if you want fast internet without the NBN – particularly if you live in central Australia and ...

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) accused Telstra of reducing the upload speeds of customers on its Belong National Broadband Network (NBN) plan from 40Mb/s to 20Mb/s in 2020 ...

ACCC has informed that Telstra ... broadband users without telling them. The Federal Court has ruled that Telstra made false or misleading representations about the upload speeds of its Belong NBN ...

In addition to 4G/5G home internet, NBN fixed wireless transmits data via ... When 5G home internet first became available in Australia, it was only Telstra and Optus that could offer it.

Telstra broadband The upgraded network will enhance connectivity for both consumer and enterprise customers while unlocking new monetization opportunities. With 5G Advanced capabilities ...

5G plans leverage networks operated by Telstra, Optus and Vodafone ... radio bands to service homes with accessible broadband. This is called NBN fixed wireless, and it's comparable to both ...

that they were receiving a Belong NBN Broadband service with that maximum upload speed. Telstra continued to make these representations by failing to update customers once unilateral migration ...

that they were receiving a Belong NBN Broadband service with a maximum upload speed of 40Mbps, when they were not. The ACCC also stated: “Telstra continued to make these representations by ...

According to the court, Telstra made false or misleading representations about the upload speeds of its Belong NBN customers after ... to inform customers their broadband speeds were slowing.