Optus Outage Report in Wellington, State of New South Wales
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The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Wellington 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 (57%)
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Phone (18%)
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E-mail (10%)
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Total Blackout (7%)
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Wi-fi (7%)
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Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Chris Wayne
(@BruceyBobElvis) reported
@mariewalsh18 Definitely a scam, never been with Optus, phishing.
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Rob (Ask for a copy of my PDS before purchasing)
(@AusRob) reported
@craigthomler @vince05656201 I doubt she was ever an Optus customer though, she probably could afford Telstra
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Saxdude26 #DisabledButProud #RaymanRedemption
(@Saxdude26) reported
@6NewsAU I got an email regarding the attack but the fake domain confirmed the single notification I've received... was a scam email. It didn't match their technical support ones, so my only alert from "Optus" may have, in of itself, been part of the same or another scam.
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Eitan Levin
(@eitanlevin2) reported
🧵 The @Optus issue is enormous, and the brand is now toasted. The hacking was one part of the issue; however, the failure of CEO leadership & Crisis PR 101 has been abysmal. Customers need to see what is being done from the get-go.
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Romar Villon
(@RomarVillon4) reported
I'll fix optus network if I have spare money to buy optus phone from woolworths. Im helping to fix my guys passive income.
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sDrewth 🐯
(@sDrewth) reported
@Anthony_Klan Is the issue proving your identity, or the retention forever of your data, be it passport, etc. Also why should they retain your birth date, and surely former customers can be and have the right to be forgotten. That Optus retained it for so long is an issue too
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Caro M
(@cjoym40) reported
@adamliaw Vic Roads have said they will bill optus for the cost. It will be free fir the customer
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Verushka, an editor
(@SydneyEditor1) reported
Hey @optus if its not too much trouble while you are letting hackers get my data you think i could get service outside of my house and wifi? I seem@to be paying you for the privlege of not getting any service these days
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Liam Pomfret, PhD
(@LiamPomfret) reported
The situation around Optus’ data breach (don’t call it a “hack”, the API was open to the internet) just goes to show why #privacy is a #natsec issue. The solution isn’t more data sharing. We need stronger privacy protections, with real teeth for gross failures like this. #auspol
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A Courtney girl
(@HeartGypsy) reported
@SenPaterson @Birmo Nah.. all good. Optus has Gladys the Fixer over there now. She's taken enough public money. They can fix their own mess thanks. We're not an open corporate piggy bank anymore.