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2026-05-05 13:16 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — May 5, 2026: Minor Provider Incidents, Core Infrastructure Stable

Tuesday, May 5, 2026. The global internet is operating normally, with no widespread or major outages reported. Core cloud and infrastructure providers — AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and Fastly — show no active incidents, and BGP routing remains stable.

A handful of smaller, isolated incidents are being tracked:

Cloudflare has three open issues: a fix is being deployed for errors when adding R2 custom domains; an unexpected increase in Bot Management false positives tied to specific detection IDs; and a backlog of delayed Cloudflare Access audit logs from April 28–29 is still being processed. None affect general traffic delivery.

OpenAI reports a multi-day issue where write permissions are being automatically disabled on some ChatGPT workspace connectors. Admins can manually re-enable the affected connectors.

Downdetector shows localized report spikes for Xfinity, EE (UK), Free Mobile (France), Sparklight, NHS England, and Google Gemini — consistent with regional or service-specific issues rather than broader internet problems.

Recently resolved (past 72h): Fastly had a brief incident on May 1 (~2h 37m), and AWS cleared a Paris-region connectivity event on April 27.

Overall: the internet is up. Most users should see no meaningful impact.

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