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> Customers were also taking to Twitter to reach out to the company about the possible outage. The company recommended that some users try checking the status c
by smaili 8y ago
> Customers were also taking to Twitter to reach out to the company about the possible outage. The company recommended that some users try checking the status center online, which would require an internet connection of some kind.
Got to love you need internet to check the status of your internet :)
- nadavami 8y agoTo be fair those customers were reaching out online via Twitter.
- Moral_ 8y agoPeople have phones.
- varjag 8y agoPhones have browsers.
- fluxxingMoron 8y agoAnd thus people have internet to check a status page.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- icedchai 8y agoYeah, because nobody has a second internet connection through their phone these days, right?
- rietta 8y agodeleted
- icedchai 8y agoExcept we're not talking about real work, we're talking about checking a status page.
- rietta 8y agoGood point. Retracted.
- Cyphase 8y agoThis may just be my personal preference, but please don't delete comments like you did above just because someone made a "good point" that convinced you you were wrong. If you want to retract it, edit it so there's a line at the top saying that you retract it. Even wrong opinions (I'm assuming it was "wrong" for the sake of discussion) can contribute to a discussion.
- tenken 8y agoNo, you can use a cellphone data plan to check after disabling your phones local wifi connection.
- ukyrgf 8y agoComcast's oauth server was down for me, so I couldn't log in to my account like they recommended.