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Telus offers phone, internet and television services, as well as mobile phone and mobile internet service through Telus Mobility. Telus internet service uses DSL technology. Telus TV relies on satellite or internet television (IPTV). Telus' mobile phone network supports CMS, HSPA and LTE.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Hinton, Alberta

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  • BcMeggster
    Meggster 🇨🇦 (@BcMeggster) reported

    The underlying tech was built by Telus Health, which collected millions in service & licensing fees while retaining the program's intellectual property. Telus was also used to Contact Trace #cdnpoli via PHAC during the Pandemic while using Huawei Equipment. #vanpoli #bcpoli

  • Christalball93
    Christalball (@Christalball93) reported

    Worst marketing too from Telus. The cute little animals are old now. Main marketer for the Whitecaps and really lame promos nothing to interest fans. Everyone knows they have **** service. Phone network doesn't even work in South Surrey

  • whistlersharon
    Sharon Audley (@whistlersharon) reported

    @TELUS Another call to my number registered to the Do Not Call registry. It only took a minute to file a complaint online. We all need to do this because they don't seem to understand the law.

  • DB6329842
    DB (@DB6329842) reported

    @TELUS I followed back so let's get some help now

  • lagomorphlabs
    lagomorph (@lagomorphlabs) reported

    telus said i violated the terms of service i ate the terms of service. im routing traffic through 40,000 compromised baby monitors in the former soviet bloc. I got fiber optic running through a corpse like a puppet. i'm hosting a mirror of the north korean intranet on a calculator duct taped to a raccoon. they tried to cut the line again so i'm transmitting data via the fillings in the teeth this **** aint nothing to me man

  • JustinLebid
    Justin Lebid (@JustinLebid) reported

    @TELUS I NEED someone to call me ASAP!!! If I don’t get a call this evening, I will forever more cancel and never use your ridiculous company for any future business!!! I’m not joking around! Call 236-785-3672

  • bigmacd16684
    bigmacd (@bigmacd16684) reported

    A threat actor breached a Telus International BPO support agent's Okta SSO account on March 12, stealing 8 million Crunchyroll Zendesk support tickets with names, emails, and IP addresses. #databreach #cybersecurity

  • p9cker_girl
    packergirl (@p9cker_girl) reported

    😱 UPDATE: Crunchyroll releases statement as well as additional details on the March 12th Hack have been released "We are aware of recent claims and are currently working closely with leading cyber security experts to investigate the matter" >BleepingComputer reports hacker stole personal information for approximately 6.8 million people. >The hack occurred on March 12th at 9 pm EST, after gaining access to the Okta SSO account of a support agent working for Crunchyroll. This support agent is allegedly an employee of the Telus International business process outsourcing (BPO) company, who has access to Crunchyroll support tickets. >The hackers claimed to have used malware to infect the agent's computer and gain access to their credential >BleepingComputer reports these credentials gave access to various Crunchyroll applications, including Zendesk, Wizer, MaestroQA, Mixpanel, Google Workspace Mail, Jiro Service Management, and Slack. >Using this access, the hackers say they downloaded 8 million support ticket records from Crunchyroll's Zendesk instance. Of these records, there are allegedly 6.8 million unique email addresses. >Samples of the support tickets seen by BleepingComputer and then deleted contain a wide variety of information, including the Crunchyroll user's name, login name, email address, IP address, general geographic location, and the contents of the support tickets. >While other reports on the incident claim that credit card information was exposed, BleepingComputer has confirmed that credit card details were exposed only when the customer shared them in the support ticket. For the most part, this included only basic information, such as the last four digits or expiration dates, and only a few contained full card numbers, according to the hacker.

  • Dramatha
    Dramatha (@Dramatha) reported

    @telus @TELUSsupport what the holy frick is going on with your outages lately? Good Friday thru Easter Monday you were offline more than online and today is back to intermittent outages. Please fix your ****… your service is absolutely atrocious for what you’re charging! #yyc

  • eyebaws1
    chiller_sry (@eyebaws1) reported

    @drannamedical @Drug_Evidence @TELUS I don’t think antipsychotics should even be prescribed—& certainly not coercively—on label for psychotic spectrum disorders because they do not work for most ppl, produce horrid side effects, & psychiatrists often literally have to lie abt incapacity to force ppl to take.