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2026-05-04 13:26 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — May 4, 2026: Minor Service Degradations, No Widespread Outages

The internet is broadly operational on May 4, 2026, with no major widespread outages reported. A handful of minor service incidents and localized ISP disruptions are being tracked.

Active incidents:

Cloudflare Access is processing a backlog of audit logs from April 28-29, with degraded performance ongoing through the weekend (in monitoring phase).

OpenAI ChatGPT workspace connector write actions remain automatically disabled — workspace admins can re-enable manually; the issue has been ongoing for roughly four days.

AWS reported brief multi-service operational issues on May 2-3 (CloudFront, CodeCommit, Management Console errors), now resolved.

Localized ISP-level reports:

Virgin Media (UK), Spectrum (US), Astound Broadband (US), and Bell (Canada) saw elevated user reports over the past 24-48 hours.

ASDA and Target shopping apps reported intermittent user-facing issues.

The major cloud providers (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) currently report no broad severe incidents, and no BGP-level routing incidents have been observed. The internet is up, with some minor service-level issues being monitored.

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