Customer area
Analogue telephony
Towards a programmed end
The end of the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) is a reality, and the dismantling of operators’ panels is already under way.
According to the information provided by ARCEP, which is subject to change as the work progresses, here are the next scheduled stops:
- End of 2023 :
Charente-Maritime (17) : South plate, 238 communes
Haute-Garonne (31) : Sud-East plate, 189 communes
Haute-Loire (43) : East plate, 157 communes
Morbihan (56) : East plate, 151 communes
Nord (59) : South plate, 311 communes
Seine-et-Marne (77) : South plate, 112 communes
Vendée (85) : West Plate, 79 communes
- End of 2024 :
Aube (10) : West plate, 142 communes
Gard (30) : East plate, 117 communes
Loire (42) : North plate, 197 communes
Oise (60) : East plate, 303 communes
Puy-de-Dôme (63) : East plate, 212 communes
Haut-Rhin (68) : North plate, 115 communes
Vaucluse (84) : North plate, 81 communes
Hauts-de-Seine (92) : South plate, 11 communes
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