AOL Outage Report in Hythe, Kent, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Hythe, England
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (94%)
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Internet (4%)
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Total Blackout (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Hythe, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Hythe and nearby locations:
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Rose Gold
(@RrmetroldRose) reported
from
Ashford, England
@aolmail are you able to advise on problem with emails today?
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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masqueraider
(@masqueraider) reported
@aolmail why can’t I sign in on my laptop. U keep saying “unusual activity” for one account. All other aol accounts work fine. I also have access in the aol app on my phone and thru the Verizon mail app too. I want laptop access unless u have evidence of phishing pls. Experthire
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Knife Mommy
(@just_takes) reported
When I was a kid I would always wonder if the X-Files Chris Carter was the same as the Throbbing Gristle Chris Carter, but I never thought it was worth going on dial-up AOL to find out
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Anonymouse Melody
(@AnonymouseMelo1) reported
@BuddyDaDogg @jordanbpeterson @benshapiro ****...I've been on the interwebs for decades...had to practically sign a second mortgage to be able to afford AOL every month in the early 90s...and trust me...trans isn't going to be the main internet topic forever...the more it's forced, the more it's devalued...
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Galina Esther Shubina, my coffee is my own
(@galinash) reported
Was thinking about how the variant appearance is accelerating, so hey, we went from 1 wave a year to 2 to 3 and 4-5 next year? Just call everything the Eternal Vabruari the way we used to have an Eternal September after AOL (read up, those of you who never heard the term).
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Unicron 2024 | Giving purpose to the World
(@Unicronisboss) reported
@annakachikyan Yes. But also because they are mean and bitter people. The issues go all the way back to AOL dial up days. Heck, even the crank yankers before the internet would do prank phone calls.
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ChaosX (🇷🇸🇷🇺🇺🇸🏴🇬🇷)
(@_ChaosX) reported
Then again this is the industry that never figured out how to handle screen names and accounts with a business. I couldn't have been the only one who noticed this issue during the AOL days where you had to call up and tell them your ridiculous screen names?
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enigma ☕️
(@Teaacup_) reported
Web 1.0: Text & photos. Yahoo search engine. Email. AOL. Dial up. The “read only” web. Web 2.0: Apps. Login & creator profiles. Social power. Blog posts. Streaming. Web 3.0: Ownership. Monitor transactions of supporters. Decentralized control. Blockchain. NFT. Crypto. Metaverse
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A Stranded Citizen
(@jstrandt) reported
@theliamnissan They’re still using @AOL dial-up 56k modems in their laptop that looks like it would do more damage than Thor’s hammer if it hit the ground. I think that’s how they’re doing it. They’re still downloading news from the early 2000s. Another 20 yrs until they get to here.
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Amber Jans
(@amberjans) reported
@rosieatlarge ok but TO BE FAIR Kathleen Kelly also did not think she was having an anonymous flirtation with her business rival over aol SO YOU NEVER KNOW
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Mike
(@bleacherbum_28) reported
@YahooCare why is your support agent trying to charge me $12 to reset my free email password? This is the reason you guys are a step above AOL