Some Free Mobile subscribers have been experiencing difficulties accessing the internet on their smartphones over the past few days. While they can still make phone calls and send SMS messages, they are unable to browse the web or use data-dependent apps. This issue has been reported by multiple users and has been ongoing for several days, causing frustration for those who rely on mobile internet for daily tasks. Free Mobile has acknowledged the problem and is working to resolve it. Some customers have reached out to the company's customer service, who confirmed that the issue is affecting multiple users. The operator is currently investigating the cause and has assured affected subscribers that its teams are actively working to fix the problem. Reports of the network outage have been growing, with more users coming forward to share their experiences. The issue has also been tracked on online platforms like Totalbug, where the number of reported incidents has increased daily since August 31. While some users initially suspected that an iOS update might be responsible, Free Mobile has not confirmed this as the cause. The problem appears to affect a range of devices, not just iPhones, as users with other smartphones are also unable to access 4G and 5G networks. Despite these recent challenges, the overall quality of Free Mobile's network is generally considered good. In the coming years, the French mobile network is expected to improve further, thanks to a major project being led by ARCEP, the regulatory authority. However, occasional interference in frequency bands can still lead to temporary disruptions, as seen in this recent incident.