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2026-05-11 12:50 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — 2026-05-11: Quiet Day with Localized Carrier Issues

No major internet-wide outages were detected today. Core infrastructure providers — AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, GitHub, OpenAI, Discord, Vercel, DigitalOcean, Atlassian, Slack, and Zoom — all reported normal operations through the morning.

A small number of provider-level issues remain active but limited in scope:

Cloudflare continues remediation of a Bot Management detection issue first surfaced on May 5. The affected detection rules (50331648, 50331649) have been globally disabled to prevent further impact, with stabilization expected over the next 72 hours. Other Cloudflare services remain operational.

Twilio reports several regional SMS delivery delays affecting carriers in Bangladesh, Indonesia, Cambodia, Cameroon, Romania, Serbia, Poland, and Bosnia & Herzegovina, plus a US Google Voice short-code delivery issue under investigation. These are carrier-edge problems rather than internet-wide failures.

Recently resolved in the past 72 hours: a DigitalOcean control-panel issue affecting 2FA/SSO sign-in (May 9), a Discord guild/session availability blip (May 9), and minor GitHub Actions and pull request degradations (May 5–7).

No BGP, DNS, or undersea-cable incidents of note were observed today. Overall the public internet is healthy.

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