Optus Outage Report in Jugiong, Harden, State of New South Wales
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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 Jugiong, 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 Jugiong 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 (51%)
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Phone (23%)
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E-mail (11%)
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Wi-fi (9%)
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Total Blackout (6%)
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TV (%)
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Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Sacha Trube
(@Sacha00Z) reported
Hey @Optus, I waited 5 hours to get a response from your support department, via chat. The least they could do is wait 20 minutes for me to finish my meeting before closing the case. This is truly poor customer service, pull your socks up, you can't afford this.
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Glen Schaefer
(@hardenuppete) reported
@ServiceNSW @ellisoconnor Yes I am not stupid, thanks. I have read your information and note the difficult and lengthy process to replace my drivers license, then seek costs for replacement from Optus. This is a poor response and needs to be streamlined and made free to all those affected.
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margo694 🌴🌊🍍🥂
(@margo694) reported
PAUL O’SULLIVAN Chairman, Optus has been Chairman of Optus since October 2014. When you look at the list of executives at @Optus there does NOT seem to be an executive in charge of SECURITY. It’s all about marketing. Who is in charge of protecting the network. ?????
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Leonie Wood
(@WoodLeonie) reported
And, as an Optus customer affected by the data breach, I am a little alarmed to discover my bank now allows ID verification using my -- wait for it -- mobile phone number. This feels a bit like a carnival merry-go-around ...
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Paul M 🦘
(@billiejoe87) reported
@trevorlong I tried to sign up to Optus in September and they failed with the porting. I then received the email stating all my details were taken. Contacted Optus chat 3 times and was told as not an Optus customer not entitled to anything. Have now lodged a TIO complaint.
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💧🐀Dave Irving
(@DaveIrving99) reported
@sussanley @AlboMP The main problem here is those stupid data retention laws your government passed. Oh, and Optus not giving a **** about data security.
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Lady ♏ 💉💉💉
(@voodoo47) reported
Anyone else getting emails left. right and centre from their banks and internet providers assuring you that what happened to Optus would never happen to them...and telling us how to protect our data...hmm maybe it should be them protecting me not telling me how to protect my data
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Mark Edwards 💉x4
(@atcbiz) reported
@sussanley @AlboMP This week Optus showed they weren’t capable of securing a garden shed. Lied about the sophistication of the hack. Tried to to dodge supporting those affected. Tried to get us to pay for their costs with your support. F off.
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Mark Langham
(@MarkLangham2) reported
So, @AusFedPolice are going to investigate the Optus breech. Is this the same AFP that continually couldn't find any evidence, ever, of any wrong-doing when it involved a member of the liar @ScottMorrisonMP's gov or his mates in faux-Xtianity? Can't see an issue with that.
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Jen Dudley-Nicholson
(@jendudley) reported
So the AFP's Operation Guardian will help the 10,000 Optus customers who had their ID stolen and exposed. First question: is someone going to contact them? #optusbreach