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For 8 years, we've been dedicated to providing you the best tools and entertainment to making your life a little bit easier. And we're still that way to this day. That's why we're making a difficult decision.

Starting October 8th until October 23rd, all Renervate services (including renervate.com) and apps (excluding QuikLink) will be unavailable in order to avoid situations such as the July 29th situation when users were met with 404 error pages until a week later without any notice.

​MADISON — This coming school year, UW System schools across the state will have access to more than 350,000 coronavirus tests for students.

The tests are a part of $32 million plan the system and the office of Governor Tony Evers announced today in connection to the federal CARES act funding for Wisconsin.

In the midst of this entire coronavirus pandemic, Wisconsin governor Tony Evers has announced the ban of all public gatherings of 10 people or more effective Tuesday, March 17. The ban is currently in place. This ban also includes the shut down of restaurants, bars, gym's and malls as said in an emergency order. This news comes after Illinois governor ​J. B. Pritzker also announced the same news.

Looks like the uncarrier's pulling another uncarrier move. With AT&T, Sprint and Verizon waiving fees and giving customers a 60 day grace period to pay for their bill, T-Mobile will be offering all customers free unlimited data with 20GB of mobile hotspot data until May 12, 2020. And it doesn't matter what plan you have, as long as it offers data.

Now's never been a better time to be a Mint Mobile customer. Along with other carriers taking steps to make the coronavirus situation easier for everyone, Mint Mobile just went right at it and decided to give customers free unlimited data for all until April 14th.

But there's a catch... of course there's a catch.

It's November 6, 2019, and Reddit's website is down. You can get to the website at all, and login, but you won't be able to view any posts or comment anywhere. You may be able to see your notifications though, but you won't be able to take action on them.

Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp (all social media networks Facebook does own) experienced it's second outage this year worldwide for users after Facebook's biggest outage in it's history on March 13th, 2019. The outage occurred for more than 2 hours and this report was updated live. Things were live again around 9:45 AM for all services.
According to users reporting the outage on downdetector.com, this is what was down for Facebook users that reported the problem...

• Newsfeed: 51%
• Log in: 25%
• Total blackout: 23%