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Textlocal Outage History

Daily provider-status observations and published incident history for Textlocal.

Component incident

Textlocal has an active component incident; no global outage is indicated. Verified . Official provider source.

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0% of 38 verified observed days had no reported provider issue

90-Day Trend

Jul 4Oct 1

Dashed calendar markers below identify legacy observations whose source-at-observation was not recorded.

Monthly Status Summary

Month Issue-free days Days Tracked Days with issues
September 2026 0% 30 30

This percentage summarizes normalized provider-status observations by calendar day. It is not duration-based, component-weighted, or contractual uptime. See the methodology and limitations.

Recorded Daily Status (Last 91 Days)

Jul 3 Today
Legacy observation Operational Degraded Partial Outage Major Outage Maintenance No Data

Incident History

June 2025
ComReg (Ireland Commission for Communications Regulation) SMS Sender IDs Registration Required
minor

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Started:

Third party information notices
identified
Due to changes being introduced by ComReg, (Ireland Commission for Communications Regulation) all organisations that send SMS Messages to Ireland, must register their SMS Sender ID before 3rd July 2025. Failure to complete this registration, will result in messages sent to a +353 destination being sent by a unique display Sender ID – “Likely Scam”. This will be in place from July to October; if you fail to register your Sender IDs before October then these messages will be blocked. This change is being introduced by ComReg and there are important steps you need to take to continue to send SMS messages to Ireland. Actions organisations need to take: • You need to register here Register your SMS Sender ID https://www.comreg.ie/industry/electronic-communications/nuisance-communications/sms-sender-id-registry/ • Initial step is to Sign up to the service – click on Sign-up • Apply to be a Sender ID Owner (default) and populate the required fields • If you do not possess a CRO number then follow the instructions and include relevant alternative registration number and evidence as attachment • Populate the remaining fields and click Next • It is possible to apply for Sender IDs at the point of signing up (this can be done post signing up as well though) • If you wish to do this here, Cisco are classed as an OPA and NOT a 3rd party, so click Next rather than Assign 3rd Party at this stage • Now select Cisco International Limited from the list and click Next • Confirm that you have read and agreed the T’s and C’s and that you’re not a robot and click Submit
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