Telenor Norway

Surveillance Authority (ESA) has decided to discontinue one of the matters concerning suspected breach of competition law in the Norwegian mobile market.

Today Telenor has received the Competition Complaint Board’s conclusion on its appeal against an administrative fine imposed by the Norwegian Competition Authority. "We are disappointed not to have been heard, but we note that the minority finds the agreement to be legal. We will now review the decision thoroughly," says Petter-Børre Furberg, CEO of Telenor Norway.

Children, teens and young adults are frequently exposed to harassment online. If you find yourself in a situation in which you are harassed, bullied or have had their private content shared online, it is not always easy to know what to do. Telenor is now launching “Nettslett“ - a service that provides you with professional help in removing undesirable content from the Internet.

(Fornebu, 13 May 2019) A new survey from Telenor shows that more than half of parents are concerned about cyber bulling and children’s safety online, and one third direct their concern towards the schools. Today, Telenor’s “Be Smart, Use Heart” initiative goes digital and launched a new interactive school outreach programme to fight bullying both on mobiles and in the classroom.

Telenor announces that Trondheim will become the first major city in Norway to receive 5G. Starting this summer, the construction of a number of 5G base stations will commence.

Telenor launches a new 5G pilot in Elverum and 10 collaborative 5G projects. In addition, the company hints that they are soon ready to announce which major city will be the first to be equipped with 5G in Norway.

Telenor will ensure that the customers have access to the Internet using high speed fibre and the world’s fastest mobile network. The modernisation of the fixed network is now being stepped up even further, and the customers will be transferred from the old copper network to new technology.

(Fornebu, 17 January 2019) In August last year, Ookla announced that Telenor had the world’s fastest mobile network. The result was based on measurements from the second quarter of 2018. According to new results, Telenor had the world’s fastest mobile network on average throughout 2018.

During the course of 2020, Telenor will close the 3G network in order to provide an even better service on its 4G network. For many of Telenor’s private and business customers, this means that phones, tablets and other devices and services that use the 3G network must be replaced.

Thanks to Telenor’s new mobile network for the Internet of Things (IoT), a small tag from the tech company Oss Norge can tell you everything you need to know about your electricity use. Today, Telenor is launching the LTE-M communication technology, making it the first Nordic operator to offer a comprehensive, nationwide mobile network optimised for your appliances.