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AOL outages and service status in Morton, Illinois

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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.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Morton, Illinois

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AOL Issues Reports

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  • oftherose23
    DeRose (@oftherose23) reported

    @DipWheeler I miss aol chat, the dopamine rush will never be replicated

  • ncbc23
    Nick Carey (@ncbc23) reported

    @KobeissiLetter The merger is widely regarded as the worst in corporate history — a case where inflated dot-com valuations, cultural arrogance, and poor integration planning destroyed hundreds of billions in value in just a few years.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ -AOL Time Warner. $GME, Buy $HELE instead.

  • 911quotebot
    9-1-1 bot (@911quotebot) reported

    you have an aol e-mail account still? it is literally like you were frozen in ember in 1995. it's "amber," not "ember" you idiot.

  • EckertAnthony
    Anthony Eckert (@EckertAnthony) reported

    @unemjobbed @tenobrus hey wtf they stole this from my AOL hometown page I made this when I was 9 I'm switching sides from pro ai to pro artist now smh

  • faithisnobile
    JWH (@faithisnobile) reported

    @GeniusGTX I recall the early www before commerce mostly hijacked it for profit. People were sharing their knowledge freely, which at worst would have evolved to an everything “freely bartered” since this reciprocity would have scaled all on its own. 🤔 I laughed at AOL, the middleman.

  • LynnTeaches3rd
    Lynn (@LynnTeaches3rd) reported

    @disturbed13 Same score for me. No AOL address. Even though I've sent faxes, I've never done it myself. Usually the school secretary does it for me. Never had a waterbed, but I tried out my uncle's while house sitting.

  • hipster_tey
    TeyTey from Florida 🌴☀️ (@hipster_tey) reported

    @OwenShroyer1776 AOL just shut down its dial-up internet service not too long ago!!!

  • fafogobills
    FAFO (@fafogobills) reported

    @RepShriThanedar Your grandkids work for aol tech support in India

  • OohhDatsKam
    Molly Weasleys Shoota🔫 (@OohhDatsKam) reported

    Them folks still got MySpace an AOL messages from 20+ years ago. Stuff never disappears.

  • DavidSado3
    That_Data_Guy (@DavidSado3) reported

    Anonymization sounds safe until you factor in auxiliary data and pattern matching. The AOL search data release and the Estimating the success of re-identifications in incomplete datasets using generative models both highlight the same reality: re-identification isn’t hypothetical, it’s proven. Real privacy requires built-in protection at the computation layer, not post-processing fixes, exactly the direction Secret Network is pushing.