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Far out that dude was messed up. It’s pretty well done, bit slow though. Probably could’ve done it in 6 or 7 episodes.
Watched the first 3 episodes and couldn’t get into it, it did motivate me to watch the original trilogy over the last week though. **** I forgot how good it was.
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It's been okay for me . Waiting for a moment that really hooks me but hasn't happened yet. Overall I'm finding it quite uneventful.
I've heard some people cant get through it, like it's actually too much.
Haha yeh but this guy is next level.
I just started to watch the show the last few days, I'm on school holidays so needed something to binge. I just started the second season and admit it's starting to lose me. I said to my partner that these shows sometimes can go off the rails and get a bit stupid and that's what seems to be happening, I'll persist a little bit more but I agree sometimes they should just stop it at one season.
That's when I quit I'm pretty sure. Which is sad as it was a great season 1.
I received an email from Optus.
”It is with great disappointment I’m writing to let you know that Optus has been a victim of a cyberattack that has resulted in the disclosure of some of your personal information.
Importantly, no financial information or passwords have been accessed.“
That’s good.
The information which has been exposed is your name, date of birth, email, phone number, address associated with your account, and the numbers of the ID documents you provided such as drivers licence number or passport number. No copies of photo IDs have been affected.
That’s bad.
I was waiting for this type of email but I'm one of the lucky ones I guess.I received an email from Optus.
”It is with great disappointment I’m writing to let you know that Optus has been a victim of a cyberattack that has resulted in the disclosure of some of your personal information.
Importantly, no financial information or passwords have been accessed.“
That’s good.
The information which has been exposed is your name, date of birth, email, phone number, address associated with your account, and the numbers of the ID documents you provided such as drivers licence number or passport number. No copies of photo IDs have been affected.
That’s bad.
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For anyone interested, the full email is
Importantly, no financial information or passwords have been accessed. The information which has been exposed is your name, date of birth, email, phone number, address associated with your account, and the numbers of the ID documents you provided such as drivers licence number or passport number. No copies of photo IDs have been affected.
It is also important to know that Optus’ network and Optus services including mobile and home Wi-Fi aren’t affected, and no passwords were compromised, so our services remain safe to use and operate as per normal.
Upon discovering the cyberattack, we immediately took action to shut it down to protect your information. Our priority is our customers – so while our investigation is not yet complete, we wanted you to be aware of what has happened so that you can be extra vigilant at this time.
We are currently not aware of customers having suffered any harm, but we encourage you to have heightened awareness across your accounts, including:
For the most up-to-date information and FAQs, go to optus.com.au. If you believe your account has been compromised, you can contact us via My Optus app – which remains the safest way to contact Optus, or call us on 133 937.
We apologise unreservedly and are devastated this could occur. We are working as hard as possible with the relevant authorities and organisations to ensure no harm comes from this unfortunate occurrence.
