Where most complaints about this service are coming from, over the last 24 hours.
Shows where the service URL was unreachable during the detected outage periods. Percentages indicate the share of failed checks from monitoring locations in each country.
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LABAS operates on Lithuania's national mobile infrastructure, so coverage gaps tend to appear in basements, rural areas, and thick-walled buildings. Move closer to a window or step outside to check whether the signal improves. If a specific location consistently shows no bars, the issue is likely a dead zone rather than a device problem. Restarting your phone forces it to reconnect to the nearest tower, which sometimes helps when the signal icon gets stuck.
If pages won't load despite showing signal, the APN settings are probably wrong or got reset after a software update. For LABAS prepaid SIM cards, the correct APN is internet. Check it under mobile network settings and make sure data roaming is off if you're inside Lithuania. Also confirm your balance — data simply stops when credit runs out, and there's no warning beyond a failed connection.
The self-service portal can reject logins after multiple failed attempts, triggering a temporary lock. Wait a few minutes, then use the password reset option with your registered phone number. Make sure you're entering the phone number exactly as it was registered — without spaces or extra characters. Clearing browser cache resolves session conflicts that cause the login page to loop.
Force-close the LABAS mobile app and reopen it. If the freeze repeats, clear the app cache from your phone's storage settings without uninstalling. Outdated app versions frequently cause rendering issues, so check for updates. On older Android devices, low available storage can make the interface sluggish — freeing up space usually fixes it.