- Dish Home's internet and TV services were disrupted by Gen Z protests.
- Service disruptions were caused by damaged infrastructure, including fiber cables and utility poles.
- Dish Home is working to restore services and thanks customers for their patience.
Dish Home says it’s working around the clock to restore its internet and TV services, which were affected during the Gen Z protests. The ISP has thanked customers for their patience and support during the service disruptions.
Like other internet service providers, the ISP saw its infrastructure affected during the Gen Z protests. The company says that fires at utility poles and fiber cables have caused interruptions in its service. According to the company, it also affected the field support work that works to repair and maintain services.
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Dish Home pleads as it works to restore internet after Gen Z protests affect services
Dish Home says that it’s getting inundated with calls at its call centers and is finding it difficult to address every call. But the company maintains that its technicians are continuously working on bringing disrupted services back into full operation. As Gen Z demonstrations have completed, the restoration works should go smoothly now.
The ISP has extended its regards to its customers for their patience, support, and understanding. It says it’s committed to providing reliable services for customers.
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Dish Home first started as a DTH but turned to internet service in 2020 with Huawei infrastructure. So far, the company has 361,394 customers across the country, according to NTA data.
