I know this is kinda paranoid already but several people have contacted me about erratic to no internet connection. Yes, there’s that 12 midnight to 5am police curfew imposed on the entire Mega Manila, but the internet? There’s also the detention processing of media people who were present during the siege at the Manila Peninsula Hotel. I’d like to believe that this knee-jerk reaction is nothing to be worried about. Anybody else having problems with their net connection? Couldn’t it be just net traffic congestion?
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probably net traffic congestion only. i didn’t noticed any slowdown with my internet connection the whole day.
btw, my area is las pinas and my internet subscription is pldt mydsl
Making a roll call of my ISPs
1. Smart Bro- acting up which is rare
2. Globelines- smooth. Usual.
3. PLDT- the usual intermittent. same old crappy connection. nothing new.
the winner today is Globelines Broadband. Yay
Mandaluyong PLDT myDSL connection is rock solid.
yeah rock solid like its not moving lol
Just clogged. Mobile networks are hours delayed.
Although my connection is stable right now.. the best connection I have from Globe Innove since I subscribed.
Oh, to the rest of the public.. please don’t believe the news that there’s a martial law (mostly coming from radio stations). It’s causing panick… :/
PLDT MyDSL here in Las Pinas is even faster than what I usually experience.
destiny still at 4mbps
Ok, I just experienced the 4 disconnections.. hehe… 1:19am, during curfew.
Probably congestion. Can’t go out? Go online. Government annoying? Bitch about it on the internet. Twitter has been a great communication too. Real-time updates that are even faster than the news websites.