Optus Outage Report in Laidley, Lockyer Valley, State of Queensland

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Problems in the last 24 hours in Laidley, State of Queensland

The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Laidley 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 (56%)

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   Phone (18%)

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   E-mail (10%)

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   Wi-fi (8%)

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   Total Blackout (8%)

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Optus Issues Reports Near Laidley, State of Queensland

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Laidley and nearby locations:

• Lisa Argent (@LisaArgent) reported 8 seconds ago from Cabanda, State of Queensland

  @Optus @DanHanney A petition will follow to ensure enough numbers support this #prettypleaseoptus

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Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• Wassana sydney (@carter_wassana) reported 28 seconds ago

  @adamliaw I think some govts will be seeking reimbursement from Optus. We paupers in WA aren t even being given the option of a new DL , never mind who pays for it

• Laurie Sampson (@sampsonlaurie) reported 34 seconds ago from Darwin, Northern Territory

  Why should the general taxpayers of Aus be expected to pay the replacement passport fees for those who lost their data through the Optus hacking. It is Optus problem not the public of the Country. If Optus was hacked Optus is responsible

• Likes are a waste - if worthy retweet it (@PaulSargeant15) reported 51 seconds ago

  @Hammyhamster10 But the Optus CEO only looks stupid and incompetent as an also-ran, while Mr Joyce still sits atop the poles for most deservedly hated CEO in Australian business.

• 💧Mary Goring (@viakuttabul) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ACTINOSProject @drvyom @Optus Hahaha that would take Optus staff away from their real business of fleecing customers to provide a substandard service...

• Service NSW (@ServiceNSW) reported 6 minutes ago

  @ARealJourno Hi @ARealJourno, 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

• diebartdie (@diebartdie7) reported 12 minutes ago

  @jasonjordan @RonniSalt Optus will be lining up scapegoats to throw under the bus. 99.99% chance it will be the cheapest, worst treated, most overworked and under qualified developers they could find to offshore to. The blame should go right to the board.

• Laura G (@LifesGood0067) reported 17 minutes ago

  As a FORMER Optus customer, I've received an email saying my info had been leaked BUT it came thru on a new email of mine which Optus never had on their system. How the F... did Optus get this email?? Something not adding up.

• Kathryn **** (@kahmelb) reported 18 minutes ago

  @tanner_lian @Optus And a data retention problem. I presume they had the data because they collect all the ID for opening accounts etc. And they probs keep it because it's too much work to store, manage and dispose of it properly. Is my guess, anyway

• KB 🐈 (@chdyctt) reported 22 minutes ago

  @DrKate_Miller @Optus Optus will be paying. If the govt pays, optus will be sent a bill. If the customer pays, optus will reimburse the customer.

• Ian Ridgwell (@IanHRidgwell) reported 25 minutes ago

  @travishoughton @danilic The answer would normally be yes but your alternatives arent much better. The problem is systemic, the gvernment is making a lot of noise about optus being held accountable because the data retention requirements mean this will keep happening.