Taiwan's president has apologized to the public for a recent disruption. The island's residents experienced a slowdown in mobile internet services. This was a planned event, part of a larger military exercise.
The goal of these drills is to prepare for potential threats. Details about the disruption and the exercises are available from KPRC 2, including the impact on major cities and the role of telecommunication operators in slowing down mobile web traffic.
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