AOL Outage Report in Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama
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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 (76%)
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Internet (16%)
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Total Blackout (6%)
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Wi-fi (2%)
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Phone (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Anniston, Alabama
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Anniston and nearby locations:
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BIGNOAH 👨🏽💻
(@BIGNOAH256) reported
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Anniston, Alabama
Shit gonna get so outta hand folks gonna be cancelled for stuff they did on AOL instant messenger or said in halo 2 chats
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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(@BitchNKitsch) reported
Mastadon is stupid and segmented. Discord is chaos and impossible to use efficiently. I hate everything and suddenly I understand the Luddites and maybe we should just pretend its 1998 again. @AOL, now is your time to shine. Take back control!
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George Markunas
(@sanukram) reported
When I read the crap on here from the loyal opposition, I really want to revert to no social media, back before Myspace, even before AOL chatrooms, Netscape even. There were as many crackpots back then, but they didn't have an instant global platform. Yeah, I know...
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Katrina Lehto (BLM, Member Antifa Chapter #24601)
(@LitheraPrime) reported
@adampknave I never got that deep into IRC. I was pretty much BBS, usenet and some AOL chat until we got to LiveJournal.
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Diz Foley 𓅿𓆃
(@DizFoley) reported
People can like Space X, Tesla, and Twitter, and still hate Musky and musky stans. It's not like Twitter has improved dramatically over the years with ads and forced bullshit features we always complain about. If it sucks later, it sucks. We'll move on. See AOL, MSN, Skype, etc.
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Jamal
(@IllBeBanned) reported
@TonyHussein4 who cares if people want to talk **** ITS THE INTERNET...people have the right to make there OWN decisions. You would have NEVER survived a AOL or Yahoo chatroom back in the 90s
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Ethan J. Weiss
(@ethanjweiss) reported
Also never forget that AOL once bought Time Warner for $182B
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🤦🏻♀️Jen #TransRightsAreHumanRights
(@isntJen) reported
@MindyBeeArt @rahxrahster 1995 here and almost wishing I never tried to use AOL back in the late 90’s
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Cathi Zhoomin Rotan 🌹🔥
(@CathiZhoomin) reported
@GirlwDaMostCake I still miss #AOL message boards. That was the ****.
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Jason 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
(@2jase) reported
@ColdBrewCookies My Dad still had an @aol.com email address. Not because he still uses dial-up, but because he’s been online since then. An eye-roller has become a sense of pride. Funny how that works. Too bad his old Prodigy address no longer works!
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Solidarity Harriet (🎨 5/5, COMMS FULL) ACAB BLM
(@ArtCatS_Harriet) reported
One thing I'm worried may happen/be happening with the scramble for social media alternatives is the AOL problem: Everyone jumps onto the nearest available service, it exceeds the storage and bandwidth limits of the platform, it crashes and becomes uselessly slow and/or unstable.