A new feature in the 'Diia' application
A new feature has appeared in the 'Diia' application for reporting a lack of mobile connection or internet. This capability allows users to quickly document problems during blackouts, which is especially relevant in the context of the energy crisis.
The 'No Connection' feature is available in the 'Diia' application, enabling users to operate in offline mode. This can be useful when traditional communication channels are unavailable due to power outages. The Deputy Prime Minister for Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov also reminded about the algorithm of actions that will help maintain communication during blackouts.
Recommendations for users
In particular, due to recent events, Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia regions have become the epicenter of the energy crisis after the Russian drone attack on January 7. As a result of these strikes, over a million subscribers, including major cities such as Dnipro, Kryvyi Rih, and Zaporizhzhia, lost power.
- Users are advised to connect xPON;
- Use national roaming;
- Save data to maintain communication under difficult conditions.
These actions can help not only to receive timely information but also to maintain contact with loved ones and emergency response services. The new features of the 'Diia' application are an important step in ensuring communication in the face of modern challenges.
'The introduction of the new feature in the 'Diia' application highlights the importance of modern technologies in ensuring communication in emergency situations.' Mykhailo Fedorov
In the context of the energy crisis caused by military actions, such innovations can significantly improve the population's ability to stay connected, receive up-to-date information, and coordinate actions in critical situations. This also reflects the adaptation of state services to the new challenges faced by the country.