{"schema_version":1,"question":"is_the_internet_down","level":"ok","label":"No shared incident","headline":"The internet is not down","summary":"None of the 0 services we watch is probe-confirmed down right now.","evaluated_at":"2026-09-05T09:41:25.912Z","services_down_now":{"count":0,"of":0,"slugs":[]},"provider_incidents":[],"recent_incidents_30d":0,"dependency_map":{"catalog_size":0,"services_observed":0,"measured_since":null,"entries":[]},"source":{"url":"https://realuptime.io/outages/internet","methodology_url":"https://realuptime.io/outages/methodology","publisher":"RealUptime","attribution":"Measured by RealUptime. Source: https://realuptime.io/outages/internet","method":"A provider signal is where a service's primary endpoint answered from: the address our pinned socket dialed, matched against a small committed table of well-known provider ranges, plus edge headers only that provider sets (cf-ray, x-amz-cf-pop, x-served-by, x-vercel-id, x-azure-ref, and a few server names). A provider incident is declared only when at least 5 distinct services sharing one signal are probe-confirmed down inside a 15-minute window and the services on other providers are mostly up (at most 20% down, over at least 10 of them). Reports, social posts and vendor status pages never contribute. A declared incident does not change any service's own verdict."}}