The most popular instant messaging service WhatsApp among international companies which are relocating their operations due to the recent slowdown in internet services in Pakistan.
According to official documents, WhatsApp has moved its session server routing abroad following the recent internet disruptions.
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) stated that the relocation of WhatsApp’s Content Delivery Network (CDN) outside the country has caused service disruptions for users. Many WhatsApp users are facing difficulties in connecting and maintaining communication.
PTA claims that internet services have improved across fixed-line and mobile networks in the country.
Over the past month, fixed-line internet services have reportedly improved by two tiers, while Pakistan’s global ranking for fixed-line internet speed currently stands at 139th.
Mobile network services have improved by three tiers, with Pakistan now ranked 97th globally in mobile internet speed, according to PTA.
