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Disney+ is an American subscription video on-demand streaming service owned and operated by the Direct-to-Consumer & International division of The Walt Disney Company.

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Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
London, England 6
New York City, NY 4
Berlin, Land Berlin 4
Chicago, IL 3
Boston, MA 3
Glasgow, Scotland 3
City of London, England 3
Frankfurt am Main, Hessen 3
Helsinki, Uusimaa 2
Sydney, NSW 2
Normanton, England 2
Alexandria, VA 2
San Gregorio De Polanco, Departamento de Tacuarembó 2
Chalon-sur-Saône, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 2
Realengo, RJ 2
Pelentong, JHR 2
Seattle, WA 2
Toronto, ON 2
Brisbane, QLD 2
Belleville, MI 2
Stone Mountain, GA 2
Melbourne, VIC 2
Paris, Île-de-France 2
Guayaquil, Provincia del Guayas 2
Boise, ID 2
Dallas, TX 2
Atlanta, GA 2
Clearwater, FL 2
Brussels, Bruxelles-Capitale 2
Southampton, England 2

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • metalmonsterpdx ✌ PDXMetal🤘 (@metalmonsterpdx) reported

    @philthatremains It isn't up to us. ABC/Disney has every right to hire and fire whomever they want. ESPECIALLY if they are in a "face of the company" kind of position like Kimmel's. Not our problem to deal with at all. It is theirs.

  • theGez2 theGez (@theGez2) reported

    @DiscussingFilm She’s just pissed off she’s part of the worst thing Disney MCU did and has no w there anyway.

  • PlasticGirl1776 PlasticGirlReporting™️©️ (@PlasticGirl1776) reported

    That’s is, I’m not working for Disney anymore. 😤 I quit!

  • DorothySkala Dorothy Skala (@DorothySkala) reported

    @JasonJournoDC This is the problem. It is disney that canceled him Disney the same one that screwed up Snow White, who tried to bring out a black aerial and failed. The last five movies didn’t done has failed. This is a money thing with them. We had nothing to do with it.

  • FrickeBobby87 Bobby Fricke (@FrickeBobby87) reported

    @WajahatAli You realize most of the things you talked about aren’t profitable for Disney, right? At best they’re not bringing a profit worth the level of investment. At worst they’re actively losing Disney money.

  • MarioTorch Mario Torch (@MarioTorch) reported

    Only a Mickey Mouse operation would enable fascism and help destroy democracy. Grow a spine @Disney and @ABCNetwork

  • odessaphi52 Carolina Adesso (@odessaphi52) reported

    @stabbydoc @WalshFreedom IF THE GOVERNMENT pressured Disney to fire Roseanne or Gina Carano, I'd oppose that too. THAT'S the issue. These companies are free to fire whomever they like, but when the govt gets involved it becomes a 1A issue.

  • MattLikesLBoxd matt (@MattLikesLBoxd) reported

    he’s doing great work in the new HBO series Task and have loved him in a lot of stuff but idk, Austin Butler doing subway guy tiktok, avengers doing random podcasts (not just renner saying Disney wouldn’t pay me i have red state Tyler Sheridan cash now) hmmm

  • sharingmybook Discover the meaning (@sharingmybook) reported

    @JimmyKimmelLive Missing you from Canada already. Stay strong and fight the good fight. Cancelling my Disney subscription and will not watch ABC until you are back to work! #JimmyKimmel

  • TremainHayhoe Tremain (@TremainHayhoe) reported

    @DiscussingFilm @MattBelloni Disney I'm available to work!

  • theonebojangle thetru one (@theonebojangle) reported

    @RealJakeBroe @Disney It is a waste of money to employ someone that is terrible at his job. He is not funny

  • RuzhyoX ruz.eth ♢ he/they (@RuzhyoX) reported

    @AminCad @RealJakeBroe @Disney Not really, no. It’s some stupid kids in college. Campuses are big, cell phones are everywhere. Now what IS indicative of a wider problem is the government censoring media personalities it considers to be problematic.

  • Wolvenone WolvenOne (@Wolvenone) reported

    @RoyCalbeck On this subject, somebody pointed something out recently. Streaming isn't regulated by the FTC like broadcast and cable is. As such, if Disney wanted to save Jimmy Kimmel and they were being put under pressure to fire him, they simply could've moved his show over to Disney plus. That would've been the end of it They didn't, because he was likely deemed not worth the trouble. In fact, there's word coming out that Kimmel was asked to apologize and refused, and the person that decided to get rid of him was Iger himself. In other words, the guy was not a valuable talent, and refused to do anything that might've made it easier to save him. So yeah, if true it's kinda his own fault.

  • PamRotella Pam Rotella (@PamRotella) reported

    With the continuing Jimmy Kimmel news today, I have another story (of many) about Disney Imagineering from the 90s. I worked at their extremely busy help desk for about 6 months -- I preferred database programming but sometimes had to fill in time between contracts with general techie jobs. While there, I received a call from a new employee whose computer didn't work at all. I opened a ticket as usual, but the desktop support group ignored it. They were somewhat busy, but the woman called back and we escalated the ticket because as she said, she could lose her job if she couldn't do her work on the computer. I reminded the desktop technicians about it, but they never tried to work on that ticket. They did spend a lot of their time hanging out in the office of an imagineering artist (John H.), though. In fact, they invited me to join them and hang out at his office, too, but I considered it irresponsible to wander off to socialize while the call queue was already backed up with more calls than we could handle. Maybe a couple of weeks later, another ticket was entered about the lady whose computer didn't work. She was terminated because she wasn't doing her job, which was impossible for her to do without a working computer. I remember one male techie who sort of laughed and made an insulting remark about her termination, as though it was her fault and not his. The new ticket was to remove her network, email, and other accounts, though I don't know whether they ever did that, either. I thought the entire situation was not only cruel but weird -- usually techies were the "good kids" in school, who were smart and at the receiving end of bullying, not the givers of abuse. And in my view, costing a woman her job through flippant negligence is abusive.

  • ChrisD_1999 Chris Wren (@ChrisD_1999) reported

    @DDayCobra Disney could have saved themselves a lot of trouble if they'd stayed out of the culture wars, but oh no: they just HAD to carry that scorpion across the river.

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