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That is according to a new survey from Comreg, which also found that 75 per cent of those asked said they own a laptop.
The Communications Regulator tool will allow users to test whether they’re getting the speeds they signed up for.
The communications regulator, ComReg, has said that there have been 16 reported cases by operators of businesses’ phone systems being hacked in recent weeks
An Post has been given permission to consolidate its postage rates – so both 55c and 65c stamps will be repriced at 60c.
Last month customers on the 087 prefix were targeted by a Slovenian premium number scam.
ComReg and the Data Protection Commissioner say because the calls came from abroad, they can take no action against them.
ComReg says it has worked with mobile networks so that users are now unable to return calls to a Slovenian premium line.
The company is said to be repairing its retail faults on average before wholesale faults, which goes against non-discrimination obligations.
An Post wants to increase the price of a standard letter from 55c to 65c, the first increase since 2007.
In one phone hacking case, a company had calls to the value of over €250,000 made through its phones.
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The Data Protection Commissioner said it has reshuffled staff to deal with the rising volume of complaints.
The Data Protection Commissioner has continued to receive complaints about the automated phone calls but says it may be unable to take action.
The group reiterated plans to reduce its workforce by 1,500 employees by 2016.
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ComReg said the mobile operator was breaking EU regulations on the charges it applied to its Irish customers.
The hotline number was reserved for over four years before ComReg received an application to operate it.
ComReg’s latest quarterly figures indicate an increasing demand for high-speed broadband.
Instances of hacking into a company’s switchboard, and then using their phone lines to make calls, are up in 2011.
Ireland’s only Irish-owned prepaid mobile network provider is to wind down services over the next three weeks.
The company has said it will upgrade 99 per cent of its customers by next month.
The 116000 number has been reserved for a national hotline, like those in Europe – but nobody has applied to run it.
TV3 claims that it was charged more than TG4 paid to be broadcast on the RTÉ-owned national transmission network.