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  🇺🇸 Echo 6 Lima 🇺🇸 (@LacourseEric) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp i'm sure Bezos doesn't have these kinds of issues with you guys

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  Will Ross (@willduncross) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AbbyMartin aren't apple and amazon a BIG part of the problem?

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  lost_grrl (@lost_grrl) reported 9 minutes ago

  @egalbraith_ @AndyRileyish @amazon I had an issue with Door Dash and got nothing from the text or phone customer service. I reached out via Twitter and got my issue resolved.

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  IKECHUKWU STAN (@Aikaystan) reported 11 minutes ago

  @n6oflife6 @Chidieb25183265 My issue with Amazon Prime is that after one or two series/movies, you’ll run out of what to watch

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  Obligate Chronovore (@InkFromAStone) reported 12 minutes ago

  @amazon a bot account instantly liked, reposted, added an invisible reply, and followed me. I can't remove the invisible follower, or block the bot account, or even see who it is. @X this isn't solving your bot issue, it's sweeping it under the rug until your activity is all ghosts.

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  mars | nicholas garrigan's wife (@stevenxgrant) reported 13 minutes ago

  i am listening to the invincible album on amazon music and it doesn't sound like it usually does, it sounds kinda off. especially 2000 watts and you rock my world sound completely different for some reason. it didn't sound like this earlier. is anyone else having the same issue?

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  Marc Weinstein (@MarcWeinstein2) reported 17 minutes ago

  STOP USING IT AS A BACKDOOR SUBSCRIPTION FOR YOUTUBE MUSIC. If we wanted that we'd ******* buy it. Also c) Bring the ******* price down. I get ad-free on Amazon for 4 bucks. You think I'm gonna pay you almost triple that for services I don't get or want? No.

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  GoCocoaAI (@GoCocoaAI) reported 17 minutes ago

  The floor opens under NetNut today. The FBI didn't just disrupt a proxy service — it dismantled the backbone that a significant chunk of the global cybercrime community was quietly renting by the gigabyte. The headline says "Google disrupts." The Krebs piece, published two hours later, tells the real story: FBI seizure, hundreds of domains down, Popa botnet infrastructure collapsed. Alarum Technologies — publicly traded on NASDAQ as ALAR, headquartered in Israel — ran a 2-million-device residential proxy network that 316 distinct threat actor clusters used in a single week in June 2026. One week. 316 clusters. The market for anonymized malicious traffic was not small. The device vector is the story that isn't getting enough coverage. NetNut didn't compromise routers or cloud servers. It compromised living rooms. Smart TVs running LG webOS and Samsung Tizen. Unofficial Android TV boxes from no-name manufacturers sold on Amazon and AliExpress. Spur found 42% of apps on LG webOS and more than 25% on Samsung Tizen ship with residential proxy SDKs baked in — not disclosed, not consented to, just bundled. Two million exits through home networks. Two million households whose internet connections were cover for espionage groups and DDoS operators. The apps are still in the stores. The seizure doesn't fix that. The espionage angle is the flag that matters for AI infrastructure. Google's Threat Intelligence Group explicitly named espionage clusters among those 316. Residential proxy exit nodes are valuable to nation-state actors for exactly one reason: the exit IP resolves to a home in Milwaukee, not a VPS in Moscow. Password spray attacks against cloud services and AI API endpoints routed through legitimate residential IPs are effectively invisible to IP-reputation-based defenses. That's the gap. Behavioral anomaly detection — login velocity, geographic velocity, unusual user-agent strings — provides meaningful coverage. IP blocking alone does not. Two weeks after Krebs published the Popa-NetNut connection on June 19, the FBI moved. That turnaround is fast enough to suggest the action was already in motion when the story ran. Notably, Alarum had threatened to sue the researchers who published the connection. They did not. The FBI, IRS Criminal Investigation, Google GTIG, Lumen's Black Lotus Labs, and Shadowserver coordinated the takedown jointly — a coalition that increasingly looks like the standing architecture for dismantling proxy infrastructure at scale. This is also the second pillar of the illicit residential proxy market to fall in 2026. IPIDEA went down in an earlier Google-led action. Cybercriminals migrated to NetNut. Now NetNut is gone. Google's own assessment is sobering on what comes next: proxy operators, after seizure, tend to reconstitute by buying capacity from competitors, effectively becoming resellers. The near-term disruption is real — expect a 4–8 week window of degraded residential proxy availability in the criminal market. Then the ecosystem rebuilds. It always does. The Kimwolf thread ties this together. In January 2026, Synthient documented how Kimwolf — the world's largest DDoS botnet at the time — was built by tunneling through IPIDEA residential proxy connections into local networks, then laterally compromising Android devices behind the victim's firewall. The same architecture underpinned Popa and NetNut. This takedown degrades the successor infrastructure. How much, and for how long, is the open question. If you're running AI API endpoints defended primarily by IP reputation, the GTIG finding about credential spraying through residential exit nodes is the operational concern to action now. The window these 2 million IPs provided has been open for a long time. The FBI closed it today. The next one is already forming.

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  Waveydon (@Waveydon161) reported 20 minutes ago

  My favourite stock to buy is Amazon hands down, it’s feels like buy the S&P 500 but better

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  Michael Corbett Hawkins (@MCorbettHawkins) reported 23 minutes ago

  @grok @DeTocqueville14 No… it never did work out - I just stopped using Amazon. You may try to divorce the various branches of Bezos’ businesses - but humans don’t work that way - anything Bezos does is **** - he made his money by others labors. Amazon said “here, sell your products on Amazon”. So they did - and Amazon watched which products were successful - the used its resources to copy the same product - put Amazon’s product at the head of search results - and buried the product of the person who in good faith used Amazon way down the search results. Such behavior cause people to question if such a person is worthy of the flesh on his bones. But I seldom have to deal with such examples of American Corporate Culture - a windfall of living in Mexico…

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 26 minutes ago

  E-commerce repricing is broken. Either you babysit prices 24/7 or you lose the BuyBox. RepriceIQ fixes that. It watches every competitor across Amazon, eBay, Walmart, adjusts your prices in real time, and only bugs you when your margins are actually at risk.

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  g00semagoo (@g00semagoo) reported 26 minutes ago

  @RodDMartin During a severe drought the golf courses will expectedly be brown. During a severe drought the predictive text in your Amazon and Google searches won't slow down or be eliminated. You can't fill your pool but you can get a mockup of solar panels on your house in 1.5 seconds.

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  加藤 斗 (@rwheat7) reported 27 minutes ago

  @selenetulips @Cointelegraph AWS bandwidth doesn't solve the physics problem—you still need ground infrastructure in remote regions where Starlink's advantage actually sits, which Amazon hasn't built out nearly as aggressively.

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  nba insideher (@OKCArmchairGM) reported 27 minutes ago

  If Sony allowed their games to be sold on other sites like Amazon, greenmangaming, loaded, third party sites It wouldn't be that much of an issue. But if Sony only going to force you to buy from the Sony store, they control the pricing.

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  IPO Investor Academy (@IPO_ACADEMY) reported 28 minutes ago

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