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@sagederek1111 @VirginMediaIE are you having any issues with internet speed in Dublin 8? I can't load any streaming app on my telly like Netflix or NOW TV and last night the quality of the picture on Netflix was poor and it kept pausing to load
@ThrylokyaB @JioCinema Whats wrong with jio cinema? I was waiting to watch olympics , and today @JioCinema is not working or responding to watch olympics its very slow and laggy, our internet is really fast every other platform Youtube, netflix, hotstar are running well except @JioCinema
@hannahigwe23 9)second and 1.1 terabits per second, respectively. The following month, domain name system service provider Dyn's network was targeted, making a number of websites, including Amazon, Netflix, Twitter and The New York Times, unavailable for hours. The attacks infiltrated the
@TomlinJeanne @Noonanovazara @mandijel @silverrich39 You are the one doing emotive crap claiming for example that anyone with problems paying heating bills is blowing their money on Lattes and Netflix.
@GonzalesMi8051 Just had a major power outage at home but thankfully the squad from the power company came through and got it fixed in no time. All is good again, can't wait to get back to my gaming sesh and catch up on some Netflix. Life's good when you've got a solid support system, right?
@1876Lulu @nathansldennis @afneil My very elderly parents do not have Netflix, mobile phones, eat avocado on toast, smoke, drink, have a car, drink latte's from Starbucks or anywhere else and have worked all their life's and raised 3 children all without claiming benefits. Your answer is absurd
@marc_downing @netflix It really sucks that you changed the windows app to where you can no longer download movies to watch offline. I work in remote areas a lot with no internet service, and it was great to be able to download titles to my laptop to watch offline. Not anymore. Thanks a lot ?
@swatson2022 @Theeban_07 @Yogace_Dfan No 152 is final gross. You can check any site.. 220 netflix is only 130 and now the 130 deal is also dropped due to bad response. OTT now looks for hit flop also. Same with for all movies including Rajni. And who said 220? Is it only OTT or digital+ satellite?
@virginmedia @FerryColum Hi Colum, sorry to hear you're having trouble with the Netflix app. Are you able to navigate between profiles at all on that screen or is it totally stuck? Are you having issues with any other apps on there?
@JensHonack @WiseMenMastery Ditch the cheap dopamine hits.News and politics? Overrated distractions.Alcohol and Netflix? Time thieves.College and salary? Not always the golden ticket.Cut these out, and you'll watch 99% of your problems vanish.
@highpriestjrry Hail Satan 666 Netflix is not loaded on my phone. Slow Internet connection. Like I said before the liber resh is a religious ritual that has protection under freedom of religion.
@Josiah_Caswell @WyattzWorId I switched a few weeks ago before going on a trip right now. My niece, who has Verizon, is struggling with service issues. Meanwhile, mine has been great. We also got Netflix and Apple TV to switch lol
@Agent16258 @ImYourWildBoi Agreed the pacing is also an issue as with adaptations of shows in Netflix. I do appreciate the integration of legends lore and having force abilities in live action like force repulse. I appreciated the lightsaber choreography.
@LeeCros77969139 @SkyHelpTeam anyone else having issues loading netflix through sky, all my other apps load fine and I've tried doing everything on the automated service but no joy, it's just spinning?
@ezrasf @WomanMiami @bulmasan It is performative. They publicly say "cancel Netflix" hoping someone else does. They knew Disney's beef with DeSantis and dropped thousands to Disney World anyway.
@ZoveriaTTV @GuardiaanAngel Yes but my Fortnite updates, game updates and downloads in general like Netflix and streaming services will improve significantly with faster internet. It was taking 4-5 hours to download a 10GB update lol
Popular movie and TV streaming service Netflix is down Tuesday, according to multiple users. Down Detector reports that Netflix users were experiencing errors as 3:33 p.m. EST. The Netflix outage maps shows a majority of the outages are in the U.K and along the East Coast of the U.S.
At 4 p.m. EST Netflix confirmed its services were down for users. "We're aware of members having trouble streaming on multiple devices. We are investigating the issue. We appreciate your patience," the statement read.
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Outage tracking website Downdetector.com, which tracks outages by collecting status reports from users, showed Netflix outages counting upwards of 17,000 across the country. Downdetector reports incidents when the number of problems recorded is significantly higher than the typical volume for that time of day.
Downdetector, which tracks outages by collating status reports from several sources including users, said there were more than 17,000 reports of outages, as at 6.41pm Eastern Time (7.41am Singapore time) in the United States.
Popular streaming platform Netflix was hit by a huge outage as thousands of users across the US and the UK reported issues with the service, from its video streaming capabilities to a connection with the server.
Some 20,000 in the US took to Downdetector.com to vent their frustrations with the video entertainment giant, which went down around 5:45 p.m. Eastern Time, with outages peaking at around an hour later. Over 19,000 Brits also reported outages.
In the US, approximately 59% of issues erupted on the platform's streaming capabilities, while 37% of reports referenced issues with server connectivity. About 5% had issues with the app. In the UK, 52% had server connection issues, while 41% had problems with streaming. Around 7% of users reported issues with the app.
"I will literally smash my tv!!!" wrote a particularly angry user from Croatia. The problems seemed to be impacting users in various countries around the world and were not limited to the US or UK as people from the rest of Europe, South and Central America and Asia reported problems.
"Down in Virginia Beach. Still no acknowledgment by Netflix," wrote another at around 7 p.m. ET. Netflix's server status website, titled "Is Netflix Down?," simply reads, "We are not currently experiencing an interruption to our streaming service." No explanation for the outage has yet circulated, and Netflix has not addressed the outage on any of its official communications platforms.
"The site is no help and claims they are not having issues.....38K reports of it being down says differently," another user wrote. Another added that they had tried calling the company's support team, but the line appeared busy every time, or they were hung up on.
Around the same time the comments started flooding in, an influx of users began to report that the problems appeared to have been fixed, stating that their Netflix accounts were back up and running without issues. The number of reports began to swiftly decline by around 7:15 p.m. ET, and by 8 p.m., the number of users reporting issues had dropped down to around 600 in the US and 300 in the UK.
During the peak hours of the outage, many users were commenting some workarounds they had found on Downdetector.com, such as accessing Netflix on their laptops or using different web browsers if one wasn't working. Some suggested a hack, but there has been no official evidence pointing to such a cyber attack.
Some 20,000 in the US took to Downdetector.com to vent their frustrations with the video entertainment giant, which went down about 10:45pm, with outages peaking at around an hour later. Over 19,000 Brits also reported outages.
Around the same time the comments started flooding in, an influx of users began to report that the problems appeared to have been fixed, stating that their Netflix accounts were back up and running without issues. The number of reports began to decline shortly after and by about 1am the number of users reporting issues had dropped down to around 600 in the US and 300 in the UK.
I have had Verizon Fios for a few years now and overall have been satisfied. However, over the last month or so my previously reliable Netflix streaming has gotten pretty much unusable. During a movie or show, it will stop for buffering every minute or two and hang for about 30 seconds, then resume, then repeat. I am currently suspicious that Verizon has put in place new network policies that corrupt the Netflix streams since they have a competing service. Or, they just don't care about providing the level of service i am paying for.
1) Problem comes and goes at different days and times so any of the following observations are hard to be 100%. One day we can watch a whole movie and it is fine, the next day we can't use it at all. Generally it is worst in the evenings when I presume Internet load is highest.
2) The problem occurs on both my Sony TV which has built-in Netflix and uses a wired connection to the router and a Roku box on a wireless connection. The problem does not appear to affect laptops streaming wirelessly but we don't use that much.
7) I have run speed tests such as those on dslreports.com and have not been able to detect an issue and the reported speed is as expected. However, these are relatively short tests and would not detect a longer term streaming issue and they are not tests to the Netflix source.
When it is happening I have examined the traffic statistics in my router and the overall data usage is about what I would expect, maybe a few megabits per second for one or two active streams. Certainly nowhere near the advertised speed.
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