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Hyperoptic Outage Report in Brighton, England

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Hyperoptic is a fibre-to-the-building Internet service provider (ISP) based in London, England.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Brighton, England

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

Hyperoptic Outage Chart in Brighton, England 12/02/2025 22:20

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Most Reported Problems

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

  1. Internet (72%)

    Internet (72%)

  2. Total Blackout (16%)

    Total Blackout (16%)

  3. Wi-fi (11%)

    Wi-fi (11%)

  4. E-mail (1%)

    E-mail (1%)

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Hyperoptic Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • robokarla karla 👁 (@robokarla) reported

    @slightly76 @PyrionFlax @Hyperoptic oh my god, i think this is our problem as well. how did you go about fixing it? i don't even know how we'd figure out whose wiring it is. currently typing this from my laptop with a 12 foot long ethernet cable running across the room because the wifi is just that bad

  • vick_vish Vick Sharma (@vick_vish) reported

    @philippepolleux @Hyperoptic I never had Internet issues in my life like literally before I switched to #Hyperoptic its been 2 days my internet is down! In Westminster! 🙈 Just #appalling Mates coming over for the weekend. I'm ready for the banter & answering the laughable ISP I'm using to the fellas

  • JitanEDM JitanEDM (@JitanEDM) reported

    @Desborough9John @Hyperoptic These guys are the worst support, looks like they have only new people who have no clue what to report or log or do most of the time. I’m on day 18, engineer finally came yesterday and said someone had completely messed around with the wires in the central bit of the building.

  • PyrionFlax PyrionFlax (@PyrionFlax) reported

    so virgin media tell me it's a "signal noise ratio outage" in my area. been 2 months unfixable apparently. of course, none of this is mentioned on the service status page.... please @Hyperoptic or someone else expand here. please. I beg you. please god.

  • jackcavell jack cavell (@jackcavell) reported

    not sure what’s happened to @Hyperoptic in the last month or so. but we can barely even watch netflix and they don’t seem to be helping the issue

  • jaytay1or Jay Taylor (@jaytay1or) reported

    @thisisAlanTurk I would avoid Three like the plague, frankly. I had a terrible time with them. Download speeds were snail pace. Poor customer service. I’d try to get Hyperoptic or Community Fibre if I were you :)

  • bunkchuckler Tom Cummins (@bunkchuckler) reported

    @HyperopticCS Has anyone else been trying to get an internet connection for 1 month from @Hyperoptic with no success. It appears disjointed with customer service passing to a non present IT department. Next steps anyone?

  • BusSafetyRep Moe (@BusSafetyRep) reported

    Now they were happy for me to go find another provider and send me an email that I can discuss my complaint. To rejoin the HyperOptic Internet now I would lose on the offer of 27.99 and pay £30.00 p/m and they will activate it. They are happy for me to rejoin. 3/4

  • aferoz007 Asad Feroz (@aferoz007) reported

    @Hyperoptic This must be fake as none of the things right here, no value for customer no quick fault fix and no trained Engineer to do their work quickly!! Pathetic company to get broadband with

  • Almc_11 Alex 🥔 (@Almc_11) reported

    @PyrionFlax @Hyperoptic Generally ISP's can change the SNR of an individual line to provide more stability at the cost of less speed. Generally something that is done for residents further away from the telephone exchange. This is VM's infrastructure though, not sure if this is within their remit.