[blackdog]

Just Facebook and Twitter running their algorythms to weed out the bad thinkers. Get used to it.

[House Atreides]

Here’s a site you can check.

https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/

[dayglored]

The local storm likely affected your internet service provider (ISP) — their equipment, or the networking/transmission cables. A local storm would have little to no effect on the websites themselves, which are most likely in datacenters far away from the storm area.

[dayglored]

BTW, to answer your question:

No, the internet is not down, it’s something local to you or your ISP.

[Mark17]

No problems here.

[Gene Eric]

The witching hour for switch maintenance. You’ll prolly be good in an hour.

[Lean-Right]

I read where China had hacked Mike
Lindells symposium. Maybe that’s
the cause?

[Therapsid]

Lot of people shutting down from 1/3 pm today

[Crim]

Ah...that fills in a few of my issues earlier...

[Jyotishi]

Are you logged in?

[Drago]

Try “1.1.1.1” as your DNS server (”network settings”)...your ISP’s default DNS server may be jacked up after the storm/reboot.

https://1.1.1.1/dns/

Enter “52.32.76.121” in the address bar instead of “Twitch.com” if it works then it is a DNS problem.