- Trump says this was the second time AT&T was in charge of a disturbance
- AT&T says it was the video conference platform that was to blame
- We don’t know which platform Trump used – is he a zoom or hold man?
US President Donald Trump has criticized AT&T for Truth Social, claiming its network failed during a major conference interview with faith leaders.
“I make a larger conference call with faith leaders from all over the country, and AT&T is completely unable to make their equipment work properly,” the manager wrote in an online post.
Trump added that this was the second time AT&T had caused disruptions at a video conference, making improvements to the stability of the network.
Trump accuses AT&T for disturbing video call
“If the head of AT&T, no matter what it is, could get involved – it would be good,” the president added, while he mentioned that “tens of thousands” of participants were also on the line.
Answer to American press secretary Karoline Leavitt at X, AT&T wrote: “We have reached the White House and work quickly to understand and assess the situation.”
However, in a follow -up response to the thread, AT&T revealed the question “caused by a problem with the conference call platform, not [the AT&T] network. “
Neither AT&T nor the White House have revealed who the video conferencing provider was in this case, and Trump does not yet recognize AT & T’s answer. There are no details of the previous disturbance Trump associated with AT&T.
In a follow -up post, Trump “sorry[d] In the long wait for the conference conference for faith leader, “Adding that he may need to re -plan the call using another provider.
Techradar Pro Have asked AT&T for more details about the incident and results of its investigation, but the company did not respond immediately.
