Optus Outage Report in Elizabeth, Salisbury, South Australia
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Elizabeth, South Australia
The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Elizabeth, South Australia 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.
- Internet (38%)
- Phone (29%)
- E-mail (14%)
- Wi-fi (12%)
- Total Blackout (6%)
- TV (1%)
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Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Brenda Holmes (@bholmes8482) reported@DanielAndrewsMP @Optus there is a bigger problem than you realise Daniel pensioners have to show this company birth certificate, bank card, Medicare card, pension cards, that I believe is a big boo boo, Oh and by the way they took all of my husbands details
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Spikeyhair (@AnnieWyer) reported@domknight @NigheanEilidh @Optus We were always given the impression by Governments that companies were not to store personal information. It applied to credit cards, but never for 100 point ID applications…it’s only now that we find out about this…??
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💧Murray Wayper (@murray_w) reported@PatsKarvelas please look at the retention laws the lnp brought in. Companies have been required to store ID because of draconian legislation. While the circumstances are terrible for optus, the reason they had it was because of lnp laws
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Richard Droofus (@RichardDroofus) reported@VictorDominello @VictorDominello a reminder that for 99.9% of Optus customers the card number was never stolen. Your big idea to change the card number (which wasn’t breached) but not the licence number (which was breached) is bad policy and will cause complacency without lowering risk profiles
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Taylor Avery (@TaylorAvee96) reported@Danwheels @Optus Sorry about that but 247_CYBERSECURITY_SERVER on Instagram can help you retrieve your account, He did mine successfully.
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Joel (@6J7) reported@domknight @Optus Dom, i haven’t read the replies so this may already have been said: cryptographic key signatures solves the problem you’ve described.
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Peter Taylor (@PeterTa12617068) reported@PeterWMurphy1 @abcnews Regardless of prior relationship with Optus, wtf was he thinking. Also seems to be an excessive amount of data being put at risk by these companies, Medicare, passport and Drivers license!
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nick shewring (@nickshewring) reported from Brisbane, Queensland@JarradLawrence Did the data breach effect only current customers or anyone that’s been a @Optus customer over the years?
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Vivienne Moyle (@LostinParkville) reported@abcnews Just watching the abc this morning - re monitoring service offered, Optus has given me a code to access twice and it has failed both times, now I’m waiting on their complaints system for that as well as the day breach and still no monitoring!
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ian_atheist 💉💉💉💉, Long black thanks. (@ianinindo1) reportedSo the blowtorch is still on Optus for stuffing up so many lives by loose data security, in no small part attributable to the incompetence of the idiot ******* whilst he was Minister- no comment on what Telstra is doing to assure us same won’t happen to them & their customers ?