Optus Outage Report in Stroud, Great Lakes, State of New South Wales
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Stroud, State of New South Wales
The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Stroud 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 (52%)
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Phone (21%)
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E-mail (12%)
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Wi-fi (9%)
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Total Blackout (6%)
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TV (%)
Community Discussion
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Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Steve Rogers- I see entitled people
(@SEggminder) reported
I see the "facial recognition" movement is trying to capitalise on the #optusbreach to push their agenda again. So when hackers have our pic, we'll need to give them every other bit of our info to prove it's us. How is this a fix? #auspol #optus
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Jonathan Crossfield
(@Kimota) reported
@Leighlo @alexkidman @Optus So, in other words, option 4: I’m likely safe but they’re really **** at comms that would reduce customer anxiety by explaining these things. I wonder how many ppl are currently changing IDs etc out of an abundance of caution when their data wasn’t compromised?
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CrankyGrandma55 PRGuys Aunty.
(@CGrandma55) reported
LNP can **** right off over the Optus Hack. Remember YOUR data retention laws.
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stranger
(@strangerous10) reported
@lilredandy It’s 100% Optus (+ hacker’s) fault. Government can’t help a company that doesn’t want to spend money to upgrade its cyber security.
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Brett Debritz
(@debritz) reported
I'm an Optus customer and I don't want a new passport. It was enough hassle getting the one I have. And, as I've noted before, everywhere I've travelled, hotel staff and foreign governments have taken photocopies of my actual passport -- more useful to fraudsters than a number.
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Tony
(@Tony14632810) reported
@Hammyhamster10 Optus customers vote with your wallet. Big business treats you as a number. Statistically they know you are serious about a complaint when it gets to the 5th attempt. Take your business elsewhere at the first opportunity. They don’t deserve the chance to re-win your trust
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We just saved Australia
(@JohnnyKouros) reported
@EmergencyBK I feel like screaming. How do these septic people get jobs? I mean FFS how stupid are Optus execs? Optus is now well and truly on the **** list.
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Megan Leed-Williams
(@MegMLW) reported
@Optus I don’t buy the line that the hacker isn’t a professional. I have tried for weeks, without joy, to get into my own account with little help from @optus. This guy is a master. Do you have his number? Maybe he can help me? #optusbreach
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Service NSW
(@ServiceNSW) reported
@Not_Fred_Nerk Hi @Not_Fred_Nerk, ID Support NSW is working with Optus to support customers with NSW government-issued credentials, such as a NSW driver licence or birth certificate, if they have been impacted. 1/2
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just looking
(@justbrowsing4no) reported
@SenPaterson @Birmo WTF are you talking about? This is not the government’s fault. It’s not even the hacker’s fault. This is all in Optus and they should pay any and all remunerations. Did you think this ‘principled stance’ through? You need better advisers