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Mobile Network Mayhem: 5G Power Plays, Big Outages & AI Game-Changers (Sept 1–2, 2025)
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모바일 네트워크 대혼란: 5G 주도권 경쟁, 대규모 장애 & AI 혁신 (2025년 9월 1–2일)

북미: 혜택 중단, 정전, 그리고 새로운 5G 개척지 미국에서는 이달이 소비자들의 불만과 대담한 네트워크 이니셔티브로 시작되었습니다. Verizon은 오랜 기간 제공해온 구형 무제한 요금제의 특전 및 할인(무료 Apple Arcade/Google Play Pass 체험, 충성도 크레딧 등)을 9월 1일부로 중단한다고 확인했습니다 macrumors.com economictimes.indiatimes.com. 고객들은 이러한
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Technology News

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