AOL Outage Report in Walkersville, Frederick County, Maryland
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AOL (America Online) is an internet portal as well as an internet service provider. As an ISP, AOL offers dial up internet through its AOL Advantage plans.
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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
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Raj Patel 🇬🇧🇮🇳
(@rexgold) reported
@YardleyShooting Why does any media give this idiot any airtime?? He has been wrong all his career.. Jane Kirby and Ella Pickover from @AOL must be desperate to talk to anyone.. could have chosen to interview a donkey.. donkey would be more accurate.
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I ain't got no job
(@tommystonkz) reported
@nwaMaziO @JustAFamilyMan_ Damn we are getting old. I forgot about MSN messenger. I feel like WhatsApp is the evolution of that platform. Aol Chat used to be lit in the Dial up days....lol
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Onyemobi the Great
(@nwaMaziO) reported
@JustAFamilyMan_ @tommystonkz Honestly though, I'd say that AOL & MSN Network were the proto social media, especially the chatrooms
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Will
(@willgabe_) reported
In addition to being a vector of serious societal harm, I really agree with the NYT Op-Ed on Facebook’s weakness — it’s a dying brand, like Yahoo or AOL. Have you logged into the blue app lately? For me it’s mostly sublets in NYC apartments, not the world’s social network.
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DC Uplink
(@DCuplink) reported
@The_Mi_ke Nah, it will probably never die. People still use aol.
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Alan Stacey
(@AlanVRK) reported
@wokbonds @brianknotts @ggreenwald Indeed. There was an anomalous period when retail internet service providers in the US (although not elsewhere) thought connectivity needed to be sold with specific content. Hence AOL chatrooms etc. And the Time Warner merger. 🙄
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Melanio Escobar
(@MelanioBar) reported
Hey @aolmail @AOLSupportHelp @AOL Did you know that your mail service is being used to harass people through redirected mail? Unknown person opens an Aol account, subscribes it to hundreds of spam lists and configures the mail so that all incoming email is forwarded to a real
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SaltED Dragon
(@EFFreelance) reported
Look, I never took down my myspace page, and I probably still have an AOL email somewhere out there, so I'm probably never going to delete my facebook page either. It will just become as irrelevant as the other things I no longer use.
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Sandra Andresen
(@fmfa94) reported
@almostjingo @Google I was hacked today. Not getting emails and FB locked me out. Not for anything I did wrong or said. They are asking for new user and passwords, just like AOL did but it wasn't AOL. I never responded and still got hacked.
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Mikael Pawlo
(@mpawlo) reported
@ViktorBunin @compoundfinance Code as law is something slightly different I’d argue, like how small biases might lead to big unintended consequences due to code being law. AOL banning ”breast” as a word meant that the American Breast Cancer Society could not discuss its issues on AOL. Example from @lessig