Optus Outage Report in Glen Innes, 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 Glen Innes 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 (36%)
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Phone (29%)
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E-mail (15%)
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Wi-fi (12%)
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Total Blackout (7%)
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TV (1%)
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Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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maddy
(@zochaez) reported
@anroyaI IM NEVER GETTING OPTUS NOT AFTER WHATS HAPPENING RN
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Lisbeth Stewart
(@PhoenixButerfli) reported
Remembering that the Australian Public Service (or at least some of their Agencies) uses Optus for their phones and internet, do you think maybe that was the real target, not random individuals? #OptusDataBreach
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Sharon Crerar
(@Efrog1) reported
@janine_hendry I’m an #Optus customer but haven’t heard from them at all.
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Maranoa Girl
(@GDixon1977) reported
@adamliaw The exceptionally wealthy investors in Optus are too poor to compensate the suckers sorry clients who got ripped off in the hack. The investors invest only to make money not lose it. They outsource any loss or thought of a loss to the taxpayer.
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Bernadette Laker
(@bernielak) reported
@timburrowes As an Optus customer I would have cut them some slack if they had just been honest and forthcoming from the get-go, as it stands now I've no idea what my personal risk is, or what measures to take, other than find a new mobile phone carrier.
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A. E. Dooland ✍️📚🏳️🌈
(@Asynca) reported
@HailMarxism @sidherian Placing the onus on many probably poor and vulnerable customers to sue a corporation is short-sighted. Better option: governments re-issues documents for those notified as affected and directly bills/sues Optus themselves :) :)
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suzanne lorraine
(@slscerri) reported
@kristiesulliv How would I even know if my drivers licence has been part of the data breach. I've received a generic email from optus, my on line account looks 'normal', I've never added personal information to my profile but obviously optus obtained it when I switched.
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Dam Buster of Preston
(@DamBusterPrest) reported
@timburrowes As an optus customer the communication regarding the data theft has been abhorrent. One form email saying I may or may not be part of the data breach. There has been no updates on what they are doing to rectify or confirm who may have had issues. The hacker has done more media
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RockliffTeamMedia
(@RockliffTeam) reported
@elzbethmrgn To receive a new licence number, Service Tasmania customers will be required to present evidence from Optus that they have been impacted by the data breach or sign a statutory declaration to state that their personal information was breached by the Optus data leak.
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🐟💧 Neil Weston #TeamTink
(@NeCWe) reported
@MichaelPascoe01 @hughriminton The guy who worked for the supposed free market think tank, that is always ranting about big govt, is seriously proposing that taxpayers foot the bill for fixing the problems that are the responsibility of a private company? Why isn't he calling for Optus to pay ? Mind boggling