Optus Outage Report in Goonellabah, Lismore Municipality, State of New South Wales
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The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Goonellabah 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 (58%)
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Phone (15%)
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E-mail (14%)
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Wi-fi (9%)
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Total Blackout (4%)
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TV (%)
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Optus Issues Reports Near Goonellabah, State of New South Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Goonellabah and nearby locations:
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Nic Rankin
(@nicrankin) reported
from
Lismore, State of New South Wales
@vaughan_k @Optus I don’t know exactly but I did eventually login on my computer. Can’t get the app to download my bills on my phone. But my bills look different so I may have been migrated to a different billing system.
Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Sandra Pataud
(@PataudSandra) reported
@Optus @degauserry The app IS NOT WORKING.
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Steve Harrison
(@ruraloz) reported
@IanHartley_ Yes…. You must be an Optus customer?
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Come.Grill.With.Me by Irene Sharp
(@ComeGrillWithMe) reported
@Optus @RunnerSA18 @Optus You are an absolute disgrace! You’ve put so many of us at risk and barely said what you’ll be doing about it. Geez I regret being your customer!
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Pete's Tweets
(@AussiePeteC) reported
@ianbfarquhar @LeftGemini Probably telecommunications law re: who is responsible for what happens on that service. If suddenly that phone starts sending hate texts to a specific person or uploading nasty videos, Optus will know who it is & be able to assist authorities, under warrant of course.
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Danack
(@MrDanack) reported
@TRr4M1 @Jeremy_Kirk That numbering system is probably 30 years old, and they've never gotten around to refactoring it to something less guessable. Also, I suspect any Optus email user could tell you their own contactid, as it's likely to be exposed there, and possibly to recipients of email...
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neil small
(@neildsmall) reported
@LinkedInAU @ashbarty Too bad Optus aren’t as professional as her! Giving away customers private data not a good look
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Less is more
(@CharQwerty) reported
@BadCustSvc101 @NjbBari3 You can login to your Optus account and use the online chat function. Ask them to check which ID numbers they have for you.
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Master of Coin
(@Master0fTheCoin) reported
@Optus @RunnerSA18 FFS, most generic reponse to a very serious issue. If you can't keep my personal informarion secure then i am moving to company that can. Idiots
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Mitchell Barten
(@mitchbarten) reported
And when I say personal information, I mean drivers licences, passport numbers, Medicare numbers. Basically whatever you used for 100 point ID to sign up to Optus they stored for some stupid reason (legally they’re only supposed to keep it for as long as verification takes)
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Jethro Rose
(@throau) reported
@Smushster @ColdwaterQ @Jeremy_Kirk An unauthenticated public API being accessed isn’t even an exploit really. This is the equivalent of Optus storing customer data in a big unlocked filing cabinet in a public park with a sign on it saying “customer data”