Optus Outage Report in Harvey, State of Western Australia
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Harvey, State of Western Australia
The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Harvey 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 (64%)
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Phone (14%)
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Wi-fi (9%)
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E-mail (8%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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TV (%)
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Optus Issues Reports Near Harvey, State of Western Australia
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Harvey and nearby locations:
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mark amara
(@tashntails) reported
from
Bunbury, State of Western Australia
Why is this a issue really the WAFC made Optus Stadium same dimensions as G and surely crowd not a huge factor. All sides get a chance to host all other finals. Once your in gf it is 50/50.
Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Mark Langham
(@MarkLangham2) reported
So, @AusFedPolice are going to investigate the Optus breech. Is this the same AFP that continually couldn't find any evidence, ever, of any wrong-doing when it involved a member of the liar @ScottMorrisonMP's gov or his mates in faux-Xtianity? Can't see an issue with that.
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Glen Schaefer
(@hardenuppete) reported
@ServiceNSW @ellisoconnor Yes I am not stupid, thanks. I have read your information and note the difficult and lengthy process to replace my drivers license, then seek costs for replacement from Optus. This is a poor response and needs to be streamlined and made free to all those affected.
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A Rose by Another Name
(@CRosmin77) reported
@JadedTransWoman Can't speak re all resellers, but apparently Australia Post Mobile is unaffected despite using Optus as their carrier as AusPost store customer info themselves rather than passing it on to Optus
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Jo
(@Makucha) reported
Police press conf on ABC right now. Fed up with hearing how complex this is - that’s been the answer for over a week now. @Optus need to issue a timeline for when customers will ALL be advised of the degree of data of theirs that was basically donated to the dark web by Optus.
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david johnston
(@Johnston10David) reported
@SenPaterson @Birmo The only person who should help with fresh passports is Optus and at their cost Mr Patterson! Don't try and drag the Govt into your snotty little game
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fine&mental
(@rivkhali5) reported
@colintucker I don't think the media are still falling for that line. I'm an Optus customer who can't even get through to their help centre. "A system error has occurred please try again later". Seems to sum it all up in a marvellously understated way.
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kc
(@VonTonks) reported
AFP: "We are continuing to investigate the cause of the data breach" The investigation: "Hey Optus, did you happen to leave your whole customer database on the internet?"
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Margaret Wright
(@nviolets49) reported
@IanSamuels3 I’ll never trust Optus again. Wasn’t that the mob that employed Gladys. Now they have breached security of customers …..
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Minister for Teas
(@Annette86972326) reported
@EmjayMj2 Exactly, and how ******** are we to do that when we didn't even know Optus kept our data?.
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Lady ♏ 💉💉💉
(@voodoo47) reported
@bulldoglegend @leenystar We aren't talking about scams It was a data breach & some really personal information was released on darkweb enough to be able to provide proof of id over the phone. Regardless of consumer awareness there was nothing any Optus customer could have done to prevent this.