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A long, long time ago I was once told that if people in Japan ever experienced a dead zone, they would simply call their mobile operator, tell them what happened and where, and soon their problem would be fixed and an apology would be issued. Will AT&T do the same with their “Mark the Spot” iPhone application [iTunes link] remains to be seen, but it’s an awesome attempt to fix their problems, even if it’s just a publicity stunt.
Here is how “Mark the Spot” works: You turn the application on after you’ve experienced terrible service from AT&T, select the problem you’ve experienced, allow the GPS to get a fix of where the problem is, and then hit submit. Done. That data is then feed to AT&T and what they do with it is anyone’s guess. Here is hoping they actually improve the network. All operators should offer a similar application.
[Via: Gizmodo]
At least in the New York City area, Verizon has always encouraged voice reporting of any dead spots… which are usually fixed promptly.
So an app makes a lot of sense.