Optus Outage Report in Karratha, Roebourne, State of Western Australia
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The latest reports from users having issues in Karratha come from postal codes 6714.
SingTel Optus offers landline and mobile communication services to consumers and businesses, including mobile phone, mobile internet, broadband internet and television.
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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 (43%)
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Phone (29%)
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Total Blackout (12%)
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Wi-fi (8%)
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E-mail (7%)
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TV (1%)
Live Outage Map Near Karratha, Roebourne, State of Western Australia
The most recent Optus outage reports came from the following cities: Karratha.
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Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Fiona Edwards
(@fiona_feeeb) reported
@Optus @w3b3d1g1 Can you help me too Optus? I cannot get hold of ANY customer service. I am STILL waiting to hear from Optus following the first email a week ago telling me my ID etc had been compromised. Can I PLEASE have the Equifax code? @ClareONeilMP #OptusDataBreach #OptusClassAction
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Bee
(@berniebern) reported
@MattMcKee2533 @tomcollins76 @joshgnosis Ex customer service rep for Optus. They keep license and passports numbers as a line item in their CRM which is NOT required other than for credit purposes. Put simply that info should be de-identified as there is no likelihood of re-identification occurring via those means
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Dwight Walker
(@dwightwalker) reported
found @optus will have to pay $1Bn to cover: 1) $179/y Equifax, 2) $29 for new driver's licence 3) $159 for new passport * 2.8M - #databreach expense is close to closing down Optus - much cheaper to hire a security officer for $100K (1/10000 of expense of data breach)
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joe blackswan
(@JoeBlackswan) reported
@BellTowerTimes I quite like "the craypot" moniker. I never use Optus Stadium, most people are not sure where a stadium is when the frequently changed naming rights sponsor is used.
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Justin Pereira™ 🇦🇺
(@JPereira1974) reported
I have been an @Optus customer for over 20 years. I have signed numerous new phone contracts during this time and have been required to produce photo identification every time to initiate those new contracts.
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Rose Roberts
(@drcarrot98) reported
@magician_gin @hughriminton Unfortunately I’ve gone through the contract with a fine tooth comb and nothing in the contract covers anything related to them keeping your information secure, plenty about what the customer has to do to meet the contract but nothing about Optus’s obligations.
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Dwight Walker
(@dwightwalker) reported
so @optus will fight to not pay any compensation for 2.8M with #databreach identity compromise so they don't close down but courts may decide to close them when they declare bankruptcy
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DBLE david
(@DavidDble) reported
Optus: Former Virgin Mobile, Gomo customers could also be victims of Optus data hack == Albo - do you really believe that Optus could have prevented this hacking scam ??? if you do then you are an incompetent idiot getting very bad advice
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Narelle P
(@p_narelle) reported
@Hadfickla @domknight @Optus Most Australians that use #MyGov haven't realised, that the user agreement is faulty. An in my opinion it raises issues of it's legality, being that technically My Gov isn't responsible for My Gov. But of course nothing is being done about, even MP staffers are surprised.
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Justin Pereira™ 🇦🇺
(@JPereira1974) reported
I'm well aware of your current policy of only contacting customers if you believe they've been effected by Optus's recent privacy breach, but I find it very hard to believe that my details have not been disclosed having been a customer for so long.