AOL Outage Report in Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
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The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Harwich and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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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 (89%)
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Internet (5%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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Live Outage Map Near Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Hyannis.
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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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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Juniper Klein
(@juniper_klein) reported
I am doing what no one in 2021 should have to do... call AOL support. You read that right. AOL. America Online.
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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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Alan Stacey
(@AlanVRK) reported
@wokbonds @brianknotts @ggreenwald And so history judged it. But ultimately the CDA grew out of a desire to treat firms like AOL and Compuserve - whose primary business was connectivity providers - like telephone companies. Not to extend that to FaceBook.
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Nick H
(@nheyman) reported
@ConanOBrien As many people pointed out AOL instant messenger never had these problems!
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Vic Chan
(@onlychans_) reported
@everyshowjoe If i wanted garbage 56k internet i would have just stuck with 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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Matt 🧩
(@mattmiz) reported
@joeosborne Throwing people under the bus to save your own asses just validates why so many of us left your **** platform. The last people we need making "rules for the internet" are self-interested corporate goons like Facebook. Remember AOL and MySpace? Don't get cocky.
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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
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Jeff Schult
(@jeff_schult) reported
@thedrivein47 Sort of reminds me of when AOL had severe dial-up access problems. Most people didn't switch to less expensive and arguably better services -- they demanded that AOL fix things.