The number of active mobile internet subscriptions – those who used the service at some time during the previous three months – climbed to 1.036 million from 1.017 million in January, NMHH said.
Mobile internet subscribers transferred 1,283,000 gigabytes of data in February, down from 1,377,000 in January.
Vodafone’s market share in terms of subscriber numbers fell to 25.22% from 25.45% in January, Telenor’s dropped to 26.34% from 26.48%, while T-Mobile’s market share rose to 48.44% from 48.07%.
In terms of the number of active subscriptions, T-Mobile’s share grew to 49.20% from 48.87%, Vodafone’s fell to 27.35% from 27.56% and Telenor’s dropped to 23.45% from 23.57%.
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