Geo›Internet›Week of 7 Sep to 13 Sep 2026

Internet records, against their own normal, 7 Sep to 13 Sep 2026

Every internet record the public feeds published, one week per page, with its source and its exact time. Context for a session, never a trade.

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0 notable · 4 routine, dimmed, hide them

Sat 12 Sep 2026
19:59InternetCZ · Tor users in Czechia fell below the expected range (44,012 vs at least 68,661)backfillTor Metrics
19:59InternetLT · Tor users in Lithuania jumped past the expected range (31,990 vs up to 17,178)backfillTor Metrics
Fri 11 Sep 2026
19:59InternetSG · Tor users in Singapore jumped past the expected range (54,624 vs up to 27,670)backfillTor Metrics
Tue 8 Sep 2026
19:59InternetCZ · Tor users in Czechia jumped past the expected range (96,153 vs up to 54,982)backfillTor Metrics
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Last 30 days

W377 to 13 Sep40 notable
W3631 Aug to 6 Sep21 notableW3417 to 23 Aug10 notable

Countries that week

Czechia 2Lithuania 1Singapore 1

Sources

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Aviation Weather Center 1 minBarentsWatch 1 minCanada 11 minCelesTrak 3 minCongress 11 minCopernicus EMS 11 minCouncil of the EU 11 minDanish Maritime Authority 2 minEASA 41 minENTSO-E 41 minEU sanctions 41 minFAA 1 minFAA NAS Status 1 minFEMA 41 minFederal Register 41 minFintraffic Digitraffic 1 minGDACS 11 minGDELT 11 minIAEA 41 minIMF PortWatch 41 minJapan MOFA 1 minNASA Black Marble 1 minNASA FIRMS 41 minNGA 1 minNOAA SWPC 1 minNOAA Tsunami 1 minNational Hurricane Center 11 minNational Weather Service 1 minOFAC 11 minPentagon 11 minRIPE RIS 1 minReliefWeb 11 minSafecast 41 minSpace-Track 2 minState Dept advisories 11 minTaiwan MND 41 minTor Metrics 41 minUCDP 41 minUK FCDO 1 minUK Ministry of Defence 11 minUK sanctions 11 minUS embassy alerts 0 minUSCG NAVCEN 11 minUSGS 1 minWhite House 1 minWikipedia edits 11 minWikipedia reads 41 minadsb.lol 2 minadsb.lol 2 minadsb.lol 2 min

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