Amazon’s web servers are down and it’s causing trouble across the internet. Amazon’s web hosting services are among the most widely used out there, which means that when Amazon’s servers goes down, a lot of things go down with them. That appears to be happening today, with Amazon reporting “high error rates” in one region of its S3 web services,.
, @the, major Guy Yesterday Amazon network was down due to third party and today it’s Comcast. None of this is a coincidence, it’s deliberate., #america Hacked @bourbonmother How did most of Amazon go down yesterday and hardly anyone talked about it?
Are there any current problems with Amazon Web Services?
User reports indicate no current problems at Amazon Web Services Amazon Web Services offers a series of services for online applications. The best known services are the online storage service Amazon S3 and the remote compute or cloud computing platform EC2. Amazon Web Services are developed and operated by Amazon. Com, the online retailer.
One source claimed the best known services are the online storage service Amazon S3 and the remote compute or cloud computing platform EC2. Amazon Web Services are developed and operated by Amazon. Com, the online retailer. This chart shows a view of problem reports submitted in the past 24 hours compared to the typical volume of reports by time of day.
@steezyza The outage Google Cloud Platform experienced yesterday would’ve been enormously disastrous if it had been AWS. AWS controls roughly 40 percent of the cloud market.
Is it possible to get banned from Amazon?
In that case, “we encourage [customers] to contact us directly so we can review their account and take appropriate action,” the spokesperson says. So, yes, it is certainly possible to get banned from Amazon—but, unless you are making an excessive number of returns and ignoring emails from Amazon, it’s unlikely that it’ll happen to you.
Can amazon blacklist you?
The comment above is incorrect, Amazon does blacklist. As someone who is actually part of loops, any member can “blacklist ” you. It’s as simple as a check box and an explanation. The normal route when someone is not inclined is to recycle them which means they can keep on applying.
Also, should you buy from Amazon?
There is an undeniable appeal to shopping at Amazon: Your purchases arrive quickly (especially with free Prime two-day shipping) and the site’s liberal return policy means there’s little risk that you’ll be stuck with a poor product.
They speculate in lengthy threads whether there’s a precise return-to-purchase ratio that might result in getting someone banned, with the most common number cited at around 20 percent of purchases.
Why did Amazon ban Parler from its own service?
In an email obtained by Buzz. Feed News, an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Trust and Safety team told Parler Chief Policy Officer Amy Peikoff that “ the calls for violence propagating across Parler violated its terms of service and that Amazon is unconvinced that the service’s plan to use volunteers to moderate such things will be effective.”.
Update (Saturday 1/9/2021, 11:25 pm EST): Parler CEO John Matze announced that on Sunday, Amazon will suspend Parler from using its cloud hosting service Amazon Web Services. The suspension means that Parler will be unable to operate unless it can quickly find another hosting service .
Amazon, Apple and Google have banned the Parler social networking app from their services and app stores in the wake of Wednesday’s attack on the US Capitol by a mob of Trump supporters.
While we were writing we ran into the inquiry “Was Parler banned by Big Tech?”.
One source claimed that Com reports: Parler has faced what can only be described as a mass coordinated cyber attack by Big Tech, first being banned by Apple and Google within a 24 hour time period. Amazon’s employees had been lobbying for the platform to be booted so that they could further silence their political adversaries.