Revolutionary events in the field of telephone communications are currently taking place in Denmark. In this country, the wired communications we are used to are completely disconnected..
The history of wired communications in Denmark goes back 142 of the year. But now it's coming to an end. Residents of the country will no longer be able to use landline phones for communication and connecting to the Internet..
Danish company TDC Net, owns the fixed and mobile network of the old TDC group, plans to completely abandon the nationwide telephone network. This is due to a number of factors.
At first, There are fewer and fewer clients - they are switching to mobile communications. Secondly, maintaining operation requires large energy and financial resources. Thirdly, It's getting harder to find components, as well as specialists knowledgeable in wired communications.
TO 1 January 2025 the first year will be disabled 10 of 1183 kingdom telephone exchanges. Then they will close again 28 stations. TO 2030 year it is planned to finally complete the history of wired communications in Denmark. I.e, the abandonment will be gradual and will last for five years.
However, such a decision, besides the obvious amenities, related to the factors listed above, carries with it certain risks. So, some experts believe, that communication vulnerability to outside interference will now increase. In particular, the likelihood of data interception will increase when transmitting it wirelessly.
it, in its turn, can lead to leaks of a variety of secret information – and not only from commercial companies, but also government agencies, including intelligence services and armed forces. Suffice it to recall, for example, story of intercepting a conversation between high-ranking officers of the German armed forces about the possibility of using Taurus missiles to attack the Crimean Bridge.
