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More than 10 million Australians, 40% of the population, were hit by the 12-hour network blackout at the nations No. 2 telco firm for much of Wednesday, triggering fury and frustration among customers and raising concerns about the countrys telecommunications infrastructure.

The telco has offered some mobile phone customers 200 gigabytes of extra data – estimated to be worth between zero and $70 depending on usage.

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The proposal is similar to changes Canada introduced last year after a lengthy outage nearly identical to the Optus one

Seven’s billionaire chairman dialled in an AGM appearance from across the country, and wasn’t taking questions.

North Sydney Barbers was forced to turn away customers and close by lunchtime during Wednesdays outage, a decision that cost the business hundreds of dollars.

Businesses and customers across Brisbane have been forced to be creative in response to the Optus outage.

Optus is currently experiencing an Australia-wide network outage for all mobile and internet services. Over 10 million customers are affected.

By Stuart Condie SYDNEY--Singapore Telecommunications-owned Optus has no evidence that a cyberattack was to blame for a network outage affecting millions of...