Optus Outage Report in Gladstone Central, Gladstone, State of Queensland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Gladstone Central, State of Queensland
The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Gladstone Central and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Optus users through our website.
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Internet (59%)
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Phone (15%)
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E-mail (12%)
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Wi-fi (9%)
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Total Blackout (4%)
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TV (%)
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Optus Issues Reports Near Gladstone Central, State of Queensland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Gladstone Central and nearby locations:
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Romire
(@RomireTV) reported
from
Gladstone Central, State of Queensland
Hey @Optus any data/tower issues in the 4680 area at all?
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Romire
(@RomireTV) reported
from
Gladstone Central, State of Queensland
Currently thinking of terminating my optus prepaid plan to swap to a new provider due to horrible lack of support by optus and the data breach **** show. #OptusDataBreach #OptusHack
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Romire
(@RomireTV) reported
from
Gladstone Central, State of Queensland
Over 2m customers with @optus information leaked during the data scandle. If this is not a sign to optus to sort their **** out, I don't know what is. #OptusHack #optusbreach
Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Buntz#23..🙏🙏⚡✝️✝️
(@Bergermeister23) reported
@OMGTheMess A good booster and reintroduction of mask mandates will fix the Optus issues.
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John Wallace
(@whatsbestnow) reported
@Optus @RunnerSA18 hello, who is managing your penetration tests, did you heed and invest in their advice? Was the customer data encrypted? was the data all in one place?
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Deepak choudhary
(@Deepakc90587012) reported
@9NewsMelb @maddieslattery How we get to know, who is impacted by cyber attack ? I am an optus customer.
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csb
(@csb02174941) reported
@PeterTOWNSV1LLE Optus doesn't require medicare numbers! It depends on what docs people choose for 100 points of ID. The problem is because Federal legislation requires telcos to vet customers identification at 100 points level!
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24 Sep 1989
(@Raiders_24Sep89) reported
Don't know if it's good or bad for me that the address taken on the Optus hack was an address from a good 4 houses ago
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Robbie
(@r4dyc) reported
The way that the Optus hack issue will be solved is by requiring even more personal data (facial data, biometrics, and so on) for verifying identity, which will affect all of us, and also make future errors even more of a problem, and more risky.
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John Wallace
(@whatsbestnow) reported
@Optus @Patriot16Aussie hello, who is managing your penetration tests, did you heed and invest in their advice? Was the customer data encrypted? was the data all in one place?
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Media Analyst
(@MediaAnalystOz) reported
@SenPaterson @Birmo Haha you're saying taxpayers should pay. Optus made $7.8 billion in revenue last year. Their terrible security enabled the theft. They can pay. The LNP's addiction to corporate welfare is exactly why you're in opposition.
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hðvbrnt
(@Kiyall) reported
@SenPaterson @Birmo Optus the company should pay & any gov should follow the ECJ's example the other week and ensure our data retention laws are actually worth ****
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Jen Dudley-Nicholson
(@jendudley) reported
@onwatch247 If you’ve had no communication from Optus it’s likely slightly better news — you aren’t among the 2.8 million who had identity details stolen. You can contact their customer service chat online to make sure, and you should stay vigilant for any strange transactions or alerts.