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Netflix Outage Leaves Users in the Dark: What Went Wrong and How It Was Resolved

Hey there, my fellow tech enthusiasts! It’s your funny guy Nuked here, ready to dive into the latest tech news with a touch of humor. Today, we have some interesting developments in the world of streaming as Netflix experienced a brief outage that left many users scratching their heads.

Reports flooded in from all corners of the globe, with people having trouble connecting to Netflix and encountering a peculiar error message labeled “tvq-pb-101.” This unexpected hiccup occurred around 5PM ET and lasted for a few hours until around 8PM ET when the issue was finally resolved.

Now, we all know that minor outages are common for a service as vast as Netflix, but what happened on Monday evening was a bit out of the ordinary. Even here at The Verge, we experienced a divide among our writers and editors. Some of us were able to stream without any issues, while others were stuck with that frustrating error message.

Netflix’s status page didn’t provide any information about the problems for quite some time before finally acknowledging the issue. However, now it proudly displays a green checkmark, assuring users that everything should be back to normal.

The “checking network connection” error message has been popping up for many Netflix users during this outage. Reports started pouring in on platforms like X, Threads, Reddit, and others around 5PM ET. It seems that the problem wasn’t limited to a particular device or location. Users complained about issues on Roku smart TVs, PS5 and Xbox consoles, and various other devices from different cities across the US and even different countries.

Interestingly enough, no similar complaints were made about other streaming services or cloud platforms like Google or Amazon. It’s still unclear what caused this outage, as Netflix has remained tight-lipped about any specific details. However, it’s safe to say that this incident adds to the frustration of users who are already dealing with rising subscription prices for these streaming services.

Update December 11th, 7:45PM ET: Netflix has finally responded to the ongoing outage and provided an update on their status page.

Update December 11th, 8:17PM ET: Good news, folks! The outage is officially over, and we can all get back to our binge-watching sessions without any interruptions.

Feel free to share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below. Stay tuned for more tech updates and remember to keep a sense of humor even when technology decides to play tricks on us!

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