Optus Outage Report in Rockhampton, State of Queensland
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The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Rockhampton 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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Wi-fi (11%)
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Total Blackout (8%)
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E-mail (5%)
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Optus Issues Reports Near Rockhampton, State of Queensland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Rockhampton and nearby locations:
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Matt
(@MathewsAugstine) reported
from
Rockhampton, State of Queensland
I'm not getting proper network here in Rockampton, Queensland Australia. Please let me know if there any issues I'm unable to work already i lost 160dollers. @Optus
Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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lucie digitální
(@luciedigitalni) reported
Has the @optus network always been this terrible in Gunghalin?
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Blooming Rose
(@just_blooming) reported
@stuontheloo @HansOrph That sucks Stuart... I *was* with Optus a while ago - how far back do think the breach went?
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Stuart
(@stuontheloo) reported
@just_blooming @HansOrph Mine was unrelated to Optus, although I am a past customer of theirs (within recent years). Telecommunications companies tend to data warehouse old customer data after a couple of years, but I have no way of knowing what X is.
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Andrew
(@andrew_the_pom) reported
@sirgunner1886 @Optus They don't have to let each person know individually what was taken for them, but they should absolutely have said, "we have experienced a breach, further details to follow. Please monitor your accounts" or something like that. The silence is the worst part.
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Buckets
(@Nick_Roberts74) reported
@sezzoooooooooo Over 9 million affected by it. It’s mental how big this is. The response by Optus has been abysmal - but with numbers like that I can understand that they’re overwhelmed by it all as they try to determine how bad it is. And yes I’m an Optus customer and yes I’m not happy!
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Andy
(@AndyLevees) reported
@Optus massive data breach, no direct communication to customers, increased prices to customers, increased price of Optus Sport, no increased network capability to speak of - but you need “Team Australia” to help you in this crisis 🫠
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Di Treble 🕯 👩❤️👩💉x4 🐀
(@ditreble) reported
@R_Chirgwin Yes, this. And why the hell is Optus holding all that identifying information anyway? Passport & Drivers licence numbers? Seriously? Aren't they only allowed to store what they need to provide a service? The more we hear the more it sounds like a data breach than a cyber-attack.
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Kevin
(@BertKA88) reported
My own company sent us an email about the @Optus data breach and what to be aware of before I’ve even heard from Optus. The comms from Optus is piss poor. Even if I’m not affected, at least email us or something to let us know what has occurred.
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colin diplock
(@DiplockColin) reported
Optus has a problem as do its users. Why not step back in time and just use a phone as a commutating tool, as was its founders intention?
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Sheeds
(@Sheeds_au) reported
@BernardSheppard @Optus I thought is was standard practice to have seperate databases for basic customer data vs escalated sensitive data with higher identity points (eg drivers license and passport). In the same way passowords/logins should not be managed/seen by basic service teams...