2026-06-28 00:43 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — June 27, 2026: Online and Stable, Only Minor Regional Incidents

The global internet is operating normally as of June 27, 2026. No widespread or multi-provider outages are in progress. Major cloud and CDN providers — AWS, Microsoft Azure, Cloudflare, Akamai, GitHub, and Discord — are reporting all-clear or only minor, already-resolved blips.

A few minor, localized incidents are worth noting:

Google Cloud: intermittent elevated latency and possible packet loss for traffic to and from the Delhi, Chennai, and Mumbai areas (asia-south2), first reported June 5 and still being worked.

OpenAI: minor degradation on the ChatGPT Windows desktop app (chat history and sidebar failing to load) plus Codex usage-limit miscounts; the web and mobile apps are unaffected.

Twilio: several carrier-specific SMS/MMS delivery delays (MTN Nigeria, Telefonica El Salvador, Malawi, Peru, and US short-code MMS delivery receipts).

Crowd-sourced trackers showed isolated single-service spikes (for example Fortnite earlier today) but nothing internet-wide.

Recently resolved (past 72 hours): Cloudflare cleared a cluster of minor regional incidents on June 25–26 (Ashburn 499 errors, India 5xx errors, custom certificate uploads, Workers KV REST API). GitHub completed EU network maintenance and resolved a webhooks/Actions degradation. AWS noted a brief multiple-services operational issue on June 26 that is now resolved.

Bottom line: the internet is up and stable. The issues that exist are minor, regional, or service-specific rather than internet-wide.

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