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Apparently the BT network has been down in places, but I haven't noticed anything in London.
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No problems in the Midlands either....(Saying that.. I hope I am not provoking fate) 
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No problems here in t'north....but I'm on virginmedia!
Good headsup though for those in the area on BT @Bambino
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No trouble here either as I'm with Talk Talk 
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Office next door to work went down but ours was fine.
Not sure if related but we're on infinity fibre at work whilst the office next door is on openreach copper line..
Not sure if related but we're on infinity fibre at work whilst the office next door is on openreach copper line..
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@jonsie wrote:No problems here in t'north....but I'm on virginmedia!
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It seems to be more widespread and customer service went down too.
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On BBC news this morning BT are stating the outage was due to a router problem which is now fixed.
Talk Talk also suffered some downtime yesterday which they claimed was due to a cyber attack. I have no confirmation link to this.... I literally have just heard it on BBC business news. Talk Talk are also back working properly now
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Just shows that all networks can suffer problems.
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Can and do. In the overall scheme of things, broadband, both static and mobile, is still relatively new technology, and outages will inevitably occur.
