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​🇨🇦Canada’s telecom war: Is Rogers losing ground to its rivals?

​The Canadian telecom market is currently going through a tough time, with three big names—Rogers, Telus, and BCE—fighting to attract customers. According to a recent Bloomberg report, this competition has changed the dynamics of the market. 📡📉

​Current Situation Analysis:

​Rogers vs. Competitors: Rogers’ shares are currently under pressure compared to its rivals (Telus and BCE). The race to gain market share has weakened the company’s position somewhat.

​Increasing Competition: Companies are now offering more attractive services, packages, and discounts than ever before to attract customers. This “price war” is good for customers, but it is affecting companies’ profit margins.

​Changing consumer preferences: Technological advancements and the growing demand of Canadian consumers have forced these companies to further improve their infrastructure and customer service.

​Message for investors:

The telecom sector is generally considered a stable sector, but current conditions show that even investments here are now being affected by changing geopolitical and market trends.

​Internal competition: Will Rogers be able to change its strategy and lead the market again?

​Investment aspect: The better performance of Telus and BCE is an indication that the market is liking their current policies more.

​What is your opinion? Are you a Rogers customer in Canada or do you think Telus/BCE is better? What will this competition in the telecom industry take shape going forward? Be sure to share your opinion in the comments. 👇

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🚨 BREAKING: Canadian Woman Demands Justice After $1.8M Bitcoin Theft in SIM Swap Scam – Will Big Telecom Pay?
A shocking case of crypto theft has reached Canada’s Supreme Court, exposing critical security flaws in telecom systems. Here’s the full story:
🔍 What Happened?
Victim: Raelene Vandenbosch, a pharmacy manager
Theft: 12 BTC (worth $531K in 2021, now $1.8M) stolen via SIM swap hack
How? A hacker posed as a Rogers technician, tricked a store employee into sharing her account details, and hijacked her phone number to access her crypto wallets (Ledger & ShakePay).
⚖️ Legal Battle Escalates
Lawsuit Targets: Rogers Communications & Match Transact Inc. (kiosk operator)
Allegations:
Negligence (failed security protocols)
Breach of privacy (exposed customer data)
Breach of contract (no fraud protection)
Rogers’ Response: Offered $95 refund initially, now pushing for private arbitration to avoid court.
💥 Why This Case Matters
✅ Precedent-Setting: Could force telecom giants to strengthen SIM swap protections.
✅ Crypto Security Wake-Up Call: Highlights risks of SMS-based 2FA for crypto accounts.
✅ Public vs. Private Justice: Court ruled arbitration required—but victim fights for public admission of guilt.
📢 Victim’s Demand:
Full reimbursement ($1.8M current BTC value)
Admission of fault from Rogers & Match
Policy changes to prevent future scams
#Bitcoin #SIMSwap #CryptoTheft #Rogers #Law

🔥 RT to demand accountability! Should telecom companies cover crypto thefts?
💬 Comment below:
Should victims get reimbursed at today’s crypto prices?
Is SMS 2FA dead? What’s the safest alternative?
👇 Tag someone who uses phone-based crypto security!
⚠️ Pro Tip: Use hardware wallets + authenticator apps—never SMS for crypto logins!