In these days where many people in the world from different countries are confined to their homes due to the Coronavirus quarantine, the details are happening like we have never seen. The last one is that many telephone operators around the world display a Stay at home message
As Matt Navarra began to spread on his Twitter account, many mobile phone operators are sending the most repeated message in recent days in the world, which is none other than Stay at home , right next to the fixed notification that we all have where the coverage marks us , having You have to remove the WiFi to see it as is logical.
There are already many people from different countries who have replied to Matt's tweet indicating that the same message appears on their mobile terminals in their respective language.
People appear from disparate places such as Peru, Israel, Germany, Turkey, Belgium, Greece, India, etc.
We still have no news that the operators that operate in Spain have begun to send these messages, but we have no doubt that they will join the same slogan very soon.
This type of gestures by the operators are importantin these days when everything that can be done is little to stop the epidemic that we suffer throughout the world.
Operators should be aware of how important it is that all their services work and can cope with the amount of traffic we have right now on the network, since as we have already seen, apps like WhatsApp have increased network traffic by up to 271%.
They should also be aware that we are at a crossroads where help among all, citizens, authorities and companies must be essential.
That is why not only are the measures that many operators have taken to give away megabytes to their users good, but also small gestures of awareness Like the message "Stay at home" that we are talking about, they are also extremely necessary in these times.
These messages should reach all corners of the world in order to stop the pandemic and making it very clear to all human beings in the urgent need to stay in our homes to defeat the coronavirus.
