AOL Outage Report in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Santa Rosa, California
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Santa Rosa 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 (85%)
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Total Blackout (7%)
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Internet (7%)
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Wi-fi (1%)
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Phone (%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Pat the Artist
(@patrickhazarda1) reported
Remember how in the early 2000s, when AOL merged with Warner for more than $100 billion and took Turner’s media empire with them, they reduced the man himself to a mere figurehead and eventually forced him to step down?
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Daniel Greenbaum
(@dgreenbaum225) reported
AOL is having trouble with signing on and signing off. Are they doing something about it?
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SonyaInTheBin
(@SonyaLynn) reported
@MizDanaClaire True…but those didn’t cease to be funny until ppl stopped doing ‘em. Trust me that none of the tech support horror stories are apocryphal. Those exact calls—Any key, cup holder, mouse as sewing pedal, and more—have been fielded by so many techs! I did phone support for AOL.
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Urameshi Trading
(@Urameshi_Trades) reported
Damn what if chain link is the aol of oracles
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Jennifer
(@waterinmylungs) reported
I just read the words "flipping NFTs for profit" and now I hafta go find and then stare at an old AOL disc to bring me back down to the level of internet I understand.
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(@AgnosticLeigh) reported
@proskulldrawer Hell I remember the original AOL chat rooms and the **** I would accidentally stumble into. Today's internet is even crazier and many parents I'm sure have absolutely no clue what their precious innocent children are looking up.
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FIG JAM
(@FIGJAM_TX) reported
@cosmicbooknews Dude...all that really says is that people sign up for HBO Max long enough to see what they want and then cancel. I didn't like WW84 either but blaming the cancellations on it is like blaming the elimination of floppy discs for AOL's failure as an online service.
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tbourke
(@tbourke) reported
Until AOL ****** that all up. They used megaproxies, so 1,000+ users would come from a single IP. Anyone remember Toys R Us melting down during the early holiday season in 1999? Megaproxies were a major factor there. They had to get rid of the LocalDirector and go with ArrowPoint
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💎Diamond Hands💎Wes
(@wgrimes84) reported
@sherrod_im Our second computer had a 9600bps modem and Windows 3.1. We got a firmware upgrade to 14.4. We had AOL then lol. Internet was STUPID basic. Has changed a lot lol
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(@Crypt0_Dr43ms) reported
@nickis_dead @GrandpaApeCC AOL Custmer Support has released the following statement. "To all #GACC at the #GrandpaApeCountryClub please remember to turn your hearing aids to max volume during the broadcast. AOL is unable to assist with the volume buttons, we only provide internet, thank you"