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Telegram, TikTok, Twitter also are having issues
WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram are down
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Telegram, TikTok, Twitter also are having issues
Hm, I have issues with my internet connection since Saturday; I have cable internet with 250 Mbit/s and usually it goes smoothly.
But in last days connection brakes, video calls brake, etc…
Today, actually this evening, also news reported major problems with many different operators here in Germany: Vodafone, Telekom, O2 and 1&1
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But in last days connection brakes, video calls brake, etc…
Today, actually this evening, also news reported major problems with many different operators here in Germany: Vodafone, Telekom, O2 and 1&1
Tausende Nutzer beschweren sich: Große Störung bei Telekommunikations-Anbietern
Am Montagabend gab es große Störungen bei zahlreichen deutschen Telekommunikations-Anbietern: Vodafone, Telekom, O2 und 1&1 sowie weitere Unternehmen plagten offenbar technische Probleme. Ebenso Social-Media-Plattformen wie Instagram, Facebook oder WhatsApp waren ab 18.00 Uhr nicht mehr...
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Connected? Probably…
Here is working... funny... since 2 hours ago more o less. I am following a channel of eruption at La Palma, it has many messages every minute, it has stopped since 2 hours ago.
Sputnik says the same:
Data of Over 1.5 Billion Facebook Users Reportedly Being Sold on Hacker Forum Amid Worldwide Outage
Data of Over 1.5 Billion Facebook Users Reportedly Being Sold on Hacker Forum Amid Worldwide Outage
The private personal data of 1.5 billion Facebook users is reportedly being sold on a popular hacking forum.
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The internet still works excellent in my corner in Germany (I have Vodafone). Also, no issues with Telegram (yet).
Some other telecommunication services in the US seem to be down:
dredger
The Living Force
I don't know if it's true (even if it's noted from NY Times), but it's fun, here what I just read on telegram :
Facebook employees cannot enter the buildings to assess the outage because their access badges no longer work! So this appears to be a targeted attack! (Source New York Times)
My telegram is running, but media (pics or video) are not loading, whether they are attacked, or simply because FB & co are down many go on Telegram and other alternatives, or maybe it's something else. I would say that it's because many are going on Telegram & co that they are slow at this moment, they are used to raise the computer power at the same rate than the number of people joining, but I would assume that they are not ready for a surge in newcomers. Dunno ... the most important question at this moment is : do it take the popcorns out ?
Facebook employees cannot enter the buildings to assess the outage because their access badges no longer work! So this appears to be a targeted attack! (Source New York Times)
My telegram is running, but media (pics or video) are not loading, whether they are attacked, or simply because FB & co are down many go on Telegram and other alternatives, or maybe it's something else. I would say that it's because many are going on Telegram & co that they are slow at this moment, they are used to raise the computer power at the same rate than the number of people joining, but I would assume that they are not ready for a surge in newcomers. Dunno ... the most important question at this moment is : do it take the popcorns out ?
I also have Vodafone cable on 250 Mbit/s and I could barely follow reading workshop on Saturday evening. I turned my camera off and on trying to free the bandwidth. I’m in NRW.
Today as well slow and braking occasionally.
I‘m on my mobile line now (Vodafone as well) and that works fine.
While checking the latest threads here I noticed this one, so much fun for the big guys at least here in the USA! As mentioned earlier in this thread, seems to be a BGP routing issue, Cisco will be busy for a while helping the affected services and routers. Not a small issue, if someone targeted these platforms it could take many hours if not days to get to the bottom of these outages! BGP issues will affect their core routers, where they connect to the vast internet and talk within their own network. Oh fun, couldn’t have happened to a nicer group of schmucks! Scramble on boys!
dredger
The Living Force
Here's a plausible reason : due to the hacking of many accounts, they stopped the services the time to repair the security breach and, logically, protect the (hacked) accounts involved. If it's that, then FB will not be online soon, or, a temporary solution could be implemented which would be to lock the 1,5 billions accounts the time they secure them.
This look from more to more as a major event, at least, a major one for the ones living in the matrix
This look from more to more as a major event, at least, a major one for the ones living in the matrix
XPan
The Living Force
Here from Sweden, Telegram is working too - albeit when friends send me images or videos, it isn't working. Only text.
Edit: images/video/sound downloads veeeeery slow, or not at all.
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Same here in Italy.
As others do, I too wonder if they'll spin this as the beginning of the 'cyber-pandemic' they've been warning about - and if Mr Schwab is sitting on a leather chair in his command center rubbing his hands, thinking 'zey vill newer zuzpect uz!'.
What still doesn't make much sense to me is this: If the plan is to make a cyber-9/11 in order to restrict the internet as well as access to communication and tech, shouldn't the natural response of the people be to step *away* from such technologies, instead of becoming even more dependent on them, which is what they want? I mean, after such hack-attacks, would you trust all your money and information on the digital world only? Get it all in a microchip connected to 'The Cloud'? Maybe they are calculating that the masses are that stupid. Or maybe Mr Schwab and company are suffering from a serious case of wishful thinking.
What still doesn't make much sense to me is this: If the plan is to make a cyber-9/11 in order to restrict the internet as well as access to communication and tech, shouldn't the natural response of the people be to step *away* from such technologies, instead of becoming even more dependent on them, which is what they want? I mean, after such hack-attacks, would you trust all your money and information on the digital world only? Get it all in a microchip connected to 'The Cloud'? Maybe they are calculating that the masses are that stupid. Or maybe Mr Schwab and company are suffering from a serious case of wishful thinking.
