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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.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Leongatha, Victoria

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  • BilsonhBilson
    Heather Bilson. (@BilsonhBilson) reported

    @Michael83424242 This started under the LNP are you senile, stupid or deliberately been disingenuous? Communications outages & breaches occurred under the tenure of Paul Fletcher, who served as Minister- 2019 to 2022. The 2022 Data Breach: In Sept, Optus suffered a massive cyber-attack!

  • DanielleHitch
    Danielle Hitch (@DanielleHitch) reported

    Update 2: Helped to log into messaging (good). Now I discover the complaint is filed under 'a credit default' - wtf! Called to review plan and get new phone. I'm back to the person that said 'no' this morning. Would be funny if it wasn't so utterly infuriating...@Optus

  • Anouk724
    Anouk72 (@Anouk724) reported

    @WesleySouthcott @ScomoCchio No. Optus has had outages too. And their response was just as pathetic as Telstra’s. But the point remains, huge service providers that can cause disrupt/impact nationwide are not held to account in any meaningful or significant way.

  • jez99
    Jeremy (@jez99) reported

    What an absolute joke from Telstra today. Changed companies to them from Optus over their outage a few years ago and it still happens. Had no connection all morning.

  • Kyliewe44398439
    Kylie west (@Kyliewe44398439) reported

    @HaveeSnowball Unfortunately there aren’t any reasonable options for some of us I can’t get Optus network in my suburb

  • lyndall19414
    Lyndall Robertson (@lyndall19414) reported

    @L_AWalker AFTER THE OPTUS FAILURE AND PEOPLE DIED BECAUSE NO ONE REALISED 000 WASNT WORKING ITS TESTAMENT SARAH IS THE ONLY ONE WITH COMMON SENSE IDIOT LABOR TRYING TO MAKE THIS WORSE THAN AUSTRALIANS DYING UNNECESSARILY THANK YOU SARAH

  • YoiksAndAway
    Not This Little Black Duck 💉💉💉💉😷⚖️☮️ (@YoiksAndAway) reported

    @AlanBixter Particularly after @Optus emergency access fuckups, there's no excuse for not having robust redundancies & fail safes @Telstra are likely more focussed on cost-cutting & leveraging unwanted, untested AI to boost management bonuses CEOs should face jail time for such negligence

  • GerardWilliam16
    X General (@GerardWilliam16) reported

    @reidallaboutit9 Problem is the grand final isn’t played at Optus stadium

  • TheInspectorAsh
    Ash 🇦🇺 (@TheInspectorAsh) reported

    @JacintaAllanMP We saw similar issues with Optus. There is supposed to be redundancy that allows emergency calls to be carried over any available mobile network. If our emergency communications and critical infrastructure are meant to be resilient, why do single network outages continue to have such widespread impacts? It’s time to review whether our redundancy is truly independent, or whether we’re relying on backup systems that share the same points of failure.

  • TigerAncient
    Ancient Tiger (@TigerAncient) reported

    @TonyShepherd4 As the shadow minister for emergency communications it is great she tested the system. It was supposed to switch to another network (e.g. Telstra to Optus) in case of an outage of one of them. That didn't occur and she found a fault there. I expect my elected parliamentarians to test the systems they have a portfolio of. By the way, as soon as Teltra asked her not to test it again, she stopped. Good try there, though, but again, you landed well short of common sense.