Telstra mobile customers will receive free data on April 3 after another network outage, which cut off around half of its 16 million mobile customers.
Telstra's reputation as Australia's premier telco has been tarnished after a third problem in less than two months.
Telstra suffered a second major network outage on Thursday evening with around half of its 16 million mobile customers unable to make calls or go online, similar to a country-wide network outage on February 9.
In a bid to appease disgruntled customers for Thursday evening's outage, Telstra will again give customers free mobile data for 24 hours as a way of an apology.
Telstra is conducting a detailed review to investigate Thursday's outage with the group's engineers and global experts that were brought in after February's incident.
Telstra's mobile customers will be able to download as much data as they want for free on April 3.
Its February outage - which the company blamed on human error - led to a free data day on February 14.
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