Bay Area AT&T Fiber Customers suffering bit flipping for two weeks
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Here's "corrupted" UTF-8 characters expressed as bits. In this example you can see clearly what's happening. The top byte is correct and the second one is corrupted.
01100111 # g
01101111 # o
01110000 # p
01111000 # x
01101100 # l
01100100 # d
01100101 # e
01101101 # m
1. https://i.imgur.com/qIMnTTe.pngIt's great that the community was able to diagnose this, but a shame that AT&T didn't pick it up first and isn't acknowledging an issue on their network.