Optus Outage Report in Bacchus Marsh, Moorabool, State of Victoria
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Bacchus Marsh, State of Victoria
The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Bacchus Marsh 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 (38%)
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Phone (29%)
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E-mail (15%)
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Wi-fi (11%)
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Total Blackout (7%)
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TV (1%)
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Optus Issues Reports Near Bacchus Marsh, State of Victoria
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Bacchus Marsh and nearby locations:
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Michelle Sheppard
(@MishSheppard) reported
from
Long Forest, State of Victoria
Hey @Optus ! You’re the absolute bloody worst!!! Went to combine my bills bec they put my diff devices on sep bills & I made changes to my contract, now my primary number is registered under another name! I’ve had the number for over ten years!! #ombudsman
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Adam Debrincat
(@RooBoy10) reported
from
Long Forest, State of Victoria
@Optus is there a problem with the App not letting me sign in
Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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jasmine 🦋
(@nootnootbinnie) reported
Honestly **** optus and telstra. You both suck
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@LindaEurekaJustice@aus.social. Vax/Mask/Filter!
(@EurekaJustice) reported
@DebEdmonds60s We were also Optus customers years ago. If they notified by snail mail - we're at a new address so wouldn't get it! Email & mobile the same! Brings a lot into perspective. Organisations WONT let us have accounts unless we hand over our data, but fail to get rid of it when we go.
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Marlo Perry
(@MarloPerry) reported
I think @Optus got off so lightly with that data breach. Every current customer should have *at least* been given a discount off their next bill for the anxiety it caused.
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Jax
(@sunsetriver88) reported
@ClareONeilMP How long will vulnerabilities stay unfixed if hackers know there's no point telling the org, but they can still sell the data (including new incoming customer info) to 3rd parties? Especially while companies like Optus leave the door wide open.
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Adam Turner
(@adam_turner) reported
@Optus which local network do Optus users roam onto in New Zealand?
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Martine 💖💜💙
(@martine_symes) reported
Boooo @optus I don't want your stupid ad, I only accept apologies in cash.
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Reynardo the Fox
(@Reynardo_red) reported
@Optus Done it. It's an old problem - want me to drag up the IFMS ticket numbers from last year?
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Dean Rosario
(@DeanRosario) reported
Very impressed by @ClareONeilMP. She's direct. Doesn't meander & obfuscate. There's a problem with cybersecurity & privacy laws that Govt must fix. Previous Govt had 3,179 days to fix. They did not do enough. Even legislation LNP did enact, they allowed telcos (Optus) exemptions
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Stacey 🇵🇸🇺🇦
(@StaceySparrow10) reported
from
Adelaide, State of South Australia
@Kanga561 Majority of my details have changed since then luckily but it's bloody stressful isn't it. I hope you don't get too much trouble from it. It's absolutely bullshit. I had it happen with optus, now this. It's beyond a joke.
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Jesse Addison
(@JesseAddison12) reported
@Jeremy_Kirk @1000ftview @ClareONeilMP While removing incentive for crims to tell the org data was compromised. How much does it hamstring our response to ID theft risk if a bad actor finds an easy trove of info (Optus) & there's no incentive to tell the org? Will orgs even find out they're (still?) bleeding data?