Mobile services provider Smart Communications Inc. (Smart) recorded no dropped calls during the National Telecommunications Commission’s (NTC) latest Metro Manila drive tests, which check network performance under real-world conditions. Smart’s average call drop ratio was zero percent, within the regulator’s requirement of below 2%. The measure tracks calls that disconnect unexpectedly while users are talking. […]
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