My home internet is down, is yours? Are we going dark?

Seriously, is anyone else's internet down?

Ok, um, it stands to reason that whoever is having this problem.......WONT BE ABLE TO RESPOND TO YOU!!!!

Mine went down this morning and I ran around screaming “ITS HAPPENING!” Then it came back up, so I’m sad now.

Not yet... But I'll check in if mine craps out here in Utah.

What isp are you using just so we can start looking for outages

At@t

Mine is working fine - Lakeland, FL

Mines been out since yesterday.

mine has gone out once for an unmeasured period and has sporatically reduced the speed to dial-up. It is normally very good.
North Little Rock

I seem to recall that a couple of the major broadcasters had been having outages, which gives credence to the rumor that they were getting ready to initiate 10 days of dark. Maybe they are just testing their ability to make that happen.

Last Edited by Bennder on 01/14/2021 12:56 PM

Nope, running fine.

AT&T was down across all central and southern Florida yesterday for a few hours

AT&T is down every 5 minutes for me.

It's habbening!!!

So called AT&T and they said its my modem. Funny thing is I change my login and password on one of my online accounts and then suddenly I was down. I am a little bit of a conspiracist. Makes me think they are fishing for ssomething.

Rural Missouri around Lake of the Ozarks.
No issues

Oregon was in and out yesterday

Not for me, OP. Though for the last few weeks now off and on my home Internet connection has been off and on again rather crappy. YouTube suddenly has loading issues for me, can not stream anything more than 288p for long periods of time, and/or similar craptacular issues. Yet GLP loads almost instantly for me much of the time.

So, OP, my overall answer to your question is ---> .

You two do realize that it is very much possible to have a smartphone and have a computer such as a laptop or desktop computer only for your home Internet connection to crap out on you so you use your smartphone to get on the Internet via your cellular company's data network, right? This is not brain surgery...