Mom got rid of her landline last year because of the expense, and turned around and got a second cellphone "in case of emergencies." Won't listen to her kids, but will take as gospel whatever the Verizon salesman tells her. 🙄
IMHO, This is/was a dry run by Chinese or Russian hackers to see how/if they could take down the phone network. Combined with some of the massive internet outages that we've experienced over the last couple years, this is probably part of some plan to cripple communications in the run up to and during the initial phases of an invasion somewhere or it could be our own .gov testing the same stuff for when they declare Martial Law.
The next question is when either one is going to happen.
The highest number repor reported was "90,000" subscribers....the actual number was closer to 90 million. AND there was a cyber attack on pharmacy chains as well. China and Russia have both said they would hack us soon. But at least we have pronouns.
It wan mostly ATT. Verizon and T-mobile stated their systems did not go down. But, Verizon customers would have had a rough time calling the phones on he other networks.
Many truck ELDs went down too.
ReplyDeleteThis is only a test folks.
ReplyDeleteWeakening magnetic field and 2 notable solar flares last night… but I’m sure that has nothing to do with it.
ReplyDeleteYou nailed it. That sunspot group is sparky.
Deletehttps://www.newsweek.com/solar-storm-hit-earth-radio-blackout-1857070
Delete- mississloppigarro
Check the suicide rate spike. HA. Fucking assholes.
ReplyDeleteApp part of the plan....
ReplyDeleteMom got rid of her landline last year because of the expense, and turned around and got a second cellphone "in case of emergencies." Won't listen to her kids, but will take as gospel whatever the Verizon salesman tells her. 🙄
ReplyDeleteOdd, my shit works just fine.
ReplyDeleteBut, not behind on the bill either.
Fuk freeloaders and their families.
TMF Bert
How am I supposed to pay for my venti oat milk java at Starbucks now w/o my pay app?
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the cashless society Aiden!
Two different kinds of folks . One that panics from separation and others that enjoy the solitude. We are not the same...
ReplyDeleteA beaver probably chewed a fiber optic cable.
ReplyDeleteHappens more times than you would think it would, especially of the thought never crossed your mind before.
That ain't no shit
ReplyDeleteIMHO, This is/was a dry run by Chinese or Russian hackers to see how/if they could take down the phone network. Combined with some of the massive internet outages that we've experienced over the last couple years, this is probably part of some plan to cripple communications in the run up to and during the initial phases of an invasion somewhere or it could be our own .gov testing the same stuff for when they declare Martial Law.
ReplyDeleteThe next question is when either one is going to happen.
Nemo
Well holy crap, seems “the Jones” is talking about it now so it must be true
ReplyDeletehttps://www.infowars.com/posts/watch-meteorologist-says-solar-flares-may-have-caused-cellular-outages/
Sounds more like a test or cyber message sent. But it came back on too soon. Wonder what the kiddies will do when it doesn't for real?
ReplyDeleteThe highest number repor reported was "90,000" subscribers....the actual number was closer to 90 million. AND there was a cyber attack on pharmacy chains as well. China and Russia have both said they would hack us soon. But at least we have pronouns.
ReplyDeleteIt wan mostly ATT. Verizon and T-mobile stated their systems did not go down. But, Verizon customers would have had a rough time calling the phones on he other networks.
ReplyDeleteThis will happen again. More and more often, until it becomes the New Normal.
ReplyDeleteHint: amateur radio. NOW.
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