AOL Outage Report in Tiburon, Marin County, California

Problems in the last 24 hours in Tiburon, California

The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Tiburon, California and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.

• E-mail (84%)
• Internet (8%)
• Total Blackout (7%)
• Wi-fi (1%)
• Phone (0%)

Live Outage Map Near Tiburon, California

The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Tiburon, and San Francisco.

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Tiburon	E-mail	21 days ago
San Francisco	E-mail	1 month ago
San Francisco	E-mail	4 months ago
Tiburon	E-mail	6 months ago
San Francisco	E-mail	8 months ago
San Francisco	E-mail	9 months ago

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AOL Issues Reports Near Tiburon, California

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Tiburon and nearby locations:

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  stevenredd (@stevenredd) reported 13 seconds ago from San Francisco, California

  @Ky71Matt @notcapnamerica Hello! Of course I still have an AOL address! How am I supposed to sign up for porn sites I’m never going back to again?!?!

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  Paul Rodriguez (@rod4p) reported 18 seconds ago from San Francisco, California

  @AOL poor guy. He's a nice person.🙁

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  Courtney Welch (@cw4emeryville) reported 30 seconds ago from Emeryville, California

  I never learned to type from Mavis Beacon programs, it was using AOL instant messenger everyday after school for an hour.

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  melania’s motherboard (@ghiamia73) reported 4 minutes ago from Oakland, California

  @StephenGlahn @AOL And Capitol police didn’t do shit

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  Chris Messina (chrismessina@mastodon.xyz) (@chrismessina) reported 10 minutes ago from Oakland, California

  @seeminglee @xoxogossipgita Good point. Unfortunately Flickr is one of those internet brands that can probably never be sufficiently evolved without angering a core, vocal userbase, like still existing AOL customers.

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  Paul Rodriguez (@rod4p) reported 15 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  @AOL I agree. The problem is a lot of people either can't afford or have no room to store clothes. Very sad.😐

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  John Vantine (@w00t) reported 17 minutes ago from Oakland, California

  @mygiantrobot DMX - Ruff Ryders Anthem. Pre-Napster, there were private chat rooms on AOL where people would “serve” MP3s. So painfully slow on a 14.4 kbit/s dial-up connection. Simpler times!

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  greggferndale (@greggferndale) reported 22 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  @DevinCow 1. Never had AOL.

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  Yasmine Scallan (@yasSF) reported 22 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  AOL! TERRIBLE! It was to mean “America On Line”! Could not keep a tech advisor complete a help request on line to resolve problems with my email. Jess said “hello, what seems to be the problem” then disappeared and I had to pay to get him on line to start! VERIZON wake up please!

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  pkellner (@pkellner) reported 28 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  @julielerman @AOL My dad asked me once why his computer was so slow. He said he had bought some software from Nigeria for a great deal that was suppose to speed it up.

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  JJSignal™ (@jjsignal) reported 29 minutes ago from El Cerrito, California

  @The_Katbot It was also the reason I managed to push my parents off of AOL and move on to a better ISP, since AOL required its launcher to be open to stay online. I think it was a common complaint. Before that, I would use Net Zero accounts until I was flagged as a "heavy user" good times.

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  Natasha Vo (@TenantsUpstairs) reported 34 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  my first aol screen name was sk8rgrl91 so never had any doubt about it

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  Paul Rodriguez (@rod4p) reported 37 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  @AOL I feel bad for her. This guy wanted to cheat on his wife [ she didn't know he was married ] Then wanted to get rid of the problem when he was to dumb to use protection. 😐

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  el sole, himself. (@sunnyfbaby) reported 45 minutes ago from Oakland, California

  @solesupremacy AOL -> chats -> Japan -> bay area a-z-ns lol. Damn im that old

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  Zach Roth | zachroth.eth (@ZachRoth) reported 46 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  I straight called AOL tech support at one point to ask them how to open a “dot ZIP” file.

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  Jason Roy (@mrjasonroy) reported 51 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  @jpawgmafia Downloading the STATE logos off of AOL online and printing them up and putting them in my room. That aged the **** out of me.

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  San Francisco Native (@SFnatives) reported 52 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  @stephendelong78 @CALWDA @JulieSuCA @CA_EDD #CAEDD Is a complete disaster. INCOMPETENCE. It’s like as if someone who has dial-up Internet, an AOL email account and thinks ctrl+alt+delete is tech support is running the IT programming Dept. @CA_EDD The “pending” glitches and lack of cust. service needs to end ! PUA, PEUC>PAY

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  espi (@espi) reported 53 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  I tried to customize my Slack color scheme and it’s nothing short of appalling. Come to think of it, I never really was good at AOL color profiles, either.

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  Paul Rodriguez (@rod4p) reported 53 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  @AOL That's really sad. poor girl.🙁

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  Paul Rodriguez (@rod4p) reported 57 minutes ago from San Francisco, California

  @AOL Poor lady she tried to help. Maybe if she would have helped the student pay they would have left her alone. Very sad.🙁

AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Zoey (@FartCaptor) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Nymphomachy iirc I got my family kicked off AOL in like middle school, because some **** from school was giving me **** via instant message and I told him I'd kill him if he didn't leave me alone

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  dragula racer, M.E. (@ToastyDecline) reported 4 minutes ago

  Like, younger folks don't really understand how bad the internet was in certain ways. I 100% guarantee I had unknowing conversations with pedos in AOL chatrooms, but since "don't tell anyone who you are online" and "don't trust internet strangers" was part of my web upbringing---

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  Angelina says Expand SCOTUS! (@MemphisBelle111) reported 5 minutes ago

  @tonyposnanski Lolololol. AOL tried double-billing me once. **** them.

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  El Serge (@El_Serge_) reported 5 minutes ago

  Is AOL Chat Rooms not working for anyone else?

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  della ~ 🍒💣 (@della_morte_) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Nymphomachy Actually, thinking about this for a hot minute, even if we go with 1981 as the oldest millenial, AOL IM hit in 1997 when they were 16 so right at the age they would be using it heavily. Almost all millenials have been on the unsafe big bad internet as kids.

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  Shonny Constant (@ShonnyConstant) reported 8 minutes ago

  Wait, Facebook was down? What are the chances it would happen just as my 500 free hours of AOL ran out. Now I'm on the hook for another year for no reason.

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  📵🔨 Adult-Coded Sex Frog 📵🔨 (@oknolisten) reported 10 minutes ago

  @cursed_hockey @peculiarsarah_ @RileyMiner this was my experience. i was also linked **** like ********** in aol chatrooms when i was 12 or random beheaded animal gore and there was zero way to report that **** back then.

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  Collectors Dashboard (@CollectorsDash1) reported 12 minutes ago

  @NickRevell317 @CardPurchaser Funny you say that. I always said it was extension of phone/email. They could have integrated video, allowed better file sharing and subscription model. Teams, zoom and Slack all in one. But they had 2010 AOL and Yahoo management or a 3-legged cat burying **** on a frozen pond.

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  Y Combinator (s21) l DigiBuild l Blockchain l Tech (@RobertJSalvador) reported 15 minutes ago

  @twobitidiot I agree with most of this but I do think enterprise blockchain onboards society into a fully decentralized web 3 one day. Similar to how AOL broke the ground for today’s Web 2.0 winners. Some companies need a slow transition and enterprise blockchain does have its uses.

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  Darrell Jones - ✍️HMPBs (@d_d_jones) reported 19 minutes ago

  @ScottMStedman And I don’t know how AOL is now but we had to send them voluminous packet dumps and tell them how to fix something so that some of our users could use them. A network. Go figure. 😜