Optus Outage Report in Urraween, Fraser Coast, State of Queensland
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SingTel Optus offers landline and mobile communication services to consumers and businesses, including mobile phone, mobile internet, broadband internet and television.
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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 (40%)
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Phone (29%)
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E-mail (12%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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Total Blackout (7%)
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TV (1%)
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Optus Issues Reports Near Urraween, State of Queensland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Urraween and nearby locations:
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Grant Dewberry
(@BigunitGrant) reported
from
Hervey Bay, State of Queensland
Dear @Optus it’s been a good 25 years. But, you’re testing us on our changeover to @NBN_Australia Still no internet & 3 no show tech appointments to connect our FTTC so far. Tired of waiting for a tech who never turns up. Now considering what other options are available to us 😕
Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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DOK - Ayanfẹ - Idẹra de 27
(@PrinceofSydney) reported
@NeddyJes It’s always a bad experience. Australian Federal Police and Australian Cyber Security Centre are working with Optus cyber team to get a resolution.
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Gofer Cough
(@GoferCough) reported
@CunningInsights Optus should not have retained identification data. Once a new customer is identified, the data used for identification should be purged. Even if it needed to be retained, it should have been encrypted.
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Adam Spence
(@AdamSpence_CBR) reported
Related to Optus fiasco, compromised credential monitoring built into iOS and Google is really useful and worth considering. For me it picked up data leaks in just the past month from a streaming service and a former employer and gave an early warning to fix it.
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Jobsen Groth 🇦🇺
(@JobsenGroth) reported
@SkyNewsAust Never understood why anyone would sign up for Optus. The company is owned by Singtel (Singapore government does spy and monitor its own telecommunications), it uses Huawei technology, and their marketing campaigns have implied customers are animals. eg. Optus Zoo.
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John Walters
(@JohnWalters452) reported
@giovannii84 @swillsm @JarrodWhittaker And at the very least, issue billing credit equiv. to # of yrs as customer as compensation for all the anxiety caused. Optus cannot wash its hands saying, 'Oh, sorry. Letting you know your personal info (stored by us in our servers) has been compromised, is all we will do.'
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Fred O’Frog
(@kangarooted) reported
@MattRob88518961 @Optus Exactly Matty, there are so many potential issues but Optus would not know how to contact me now because I’m no longer a customer. Thank God. BTW An IT guru I know reckons the hack was so simple that Optus should be criminally investigated for negligence too…
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Todd Norbury
(@norbs) reported
Asked whether Optus should face new laws to punish cyber offences with fines in the tens of millions, Bayer Rosmarin said: "I'm not sure that penalties benefit anybody." They sure as **** liked them when I was with them. #optusisshit
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Scott Reeves
(@scottnich) reported
The Optus breach gets weirder by the day. Also I never realised there were so many cyber security experts out there.
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Dodo
(@DodoAustralia) reported
@Cherie_L___ Hi Cherie, Dodo customers have not been impacted by the Optus cyberattack. While we use the Optus network as a provider for our mobile phone services, we can reassure our customers that their personal information is managed securely by us and is not shared with Optus. (1/2)
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Gerald P Bartlett
(@GpbartlettP) reported
@elonden @Optus Poor choice of words - #OptusDataProtectionFail