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AOL Outage Report in China Spring, McLennan County, Texas

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Problems in the last 24 hours in China Spring, Texas

The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in China Spring and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

AOL Outage Chart in China Spring, McLennan County, Texas 12/05/2025 04:40

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.

  1. E-mail (95%)

    E-mail (95%)

  2. Internet (3%)

    Internet (3%)

  3. Total Blackout (1%)

    Total Blackout (1%)

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    Wi-fi (%)

  5. TV (%)

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  6. Phone (%)

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AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • knowles217brian brian h knowles (@knowles217brian) reported

    @aolmail still have three in my mailbox can't read them I not sure why it never happened work

  • Atienondai Millieh Ndai (@Atienondai) reported

    Kenyan voters are the problem tbh. Why are we behaving like we're meeting these leaders for the first time? Ruto= Uhuru=Raila etc. Hasn't the economy and blatant theft taught us anything? Aol

  • uWot_m8t I Diddent (@uWot_m8t) reported

    @Keubiko Classic fallacy of post-hoc valuation. AOL’s AIM platform was worth, some say, $20bn when Time-Warner scrapped it because they didn’t see the potential for social networks. MySpace sold to Murdock for gazillions and never made a dime.

  • btc_chinchilla Bitcoin Chinchilla (@btc_chinchilla) reported

    @MattWintner @kirthpal The analogy you're missing here, if you wanna talk dot com bubble... Is that Bitcoin is not a company like AOL or Netscape... Bitcoin embodies the ******* INTERNET in this example... And hello, you're on the internet still... Just like you'll be on a Bitcoin standard, albeit poor

  • dkupras David Kupratis (@dkupras) reported

    lol dude is done period....if there are to be another....it's on....... Trolls are exactly that... 0 knowledge....funny since my days on IRC / AOL I wound up finding many like this cat hopeless....needs help =) can't do anything since it's monitored. He mistook me lul

  • boseaglex3 eaglex3 (@boseaglex3) reported

    @simongerman600 AOL in 1995. I also started law school that year and I think at one point I was given a .edu email account, but I never used it. I didn’t even look at it. Even though we had school email, no one used it for anything. My first law firm job in ‘98 also didn’t have email at first.

  • MetalSonicDude1 MSD (@MetalSonicDude1) reported

    @tmrosahernandez His unstoppable removal only works for non-permanent/permanent buffs, and non-permanent passives. The passive unstoppable from LoL and AoL cannot be removed, only prevented by slow.

  • GeoChrisdotOrg GeoChris (@GeoChrisdotOrg) reported

    @AtwaterRhodes @ATT They are the worst at cancelling for people. I think it was easier to cancel AOL back in the day then get things fixed with ATT. Some major news organization needs to do a story on how terrible and I might believe fraudulent. Feels like they hope you don’t see your account.

  • DemosCat DemosCat (@DemosCat) reported

    @simongerman600 Technically, my first email was in 1987. An internal email system hosted by an IBM mainframe, accessed via a PC running an IBM 3270 terminal emulator. For Internet, sometime in the mid-1990's, provided by a long gone startup. I never touched AOL. 😺

  • milkman76 RussianDeepStateSock (@milkman76) reported

    @CaseyHo On AOL, of course, people used real names a higher % of the time, but AOL was never "the internet". It was a spoke of the internet, for sure, but it was a biased, automated, viral hellscape that was designed for the older generations.