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v2c.org · 7 checks shown of 7 watched · last read 4 seconds ago · page generated 12 Oct 2026, 21:36 UTC

all 4answering on the latest pass This page renders straight from the runner's readings; each row says how often it is read. Latest reading 12 Oct 2026, 21:36 UTC. Percentages below count the last 30 days. Speed, email records and browser protections are shown for information and advice; they never raise an alert.

October 2026 so far: home page up 100% of the time, no interruptions.

Everything watched

Each row says how often it is read. The count beside every percentage is the number of readings behind it; a percentage without its denominator is not a fact.

Browser protections checked daily 35ms all good checked daily, last read 12 Oct 2026, 03:00 UTC

Can people find you 59ms all good 5978 of 5978 readings clean since 22 Sep 2026, 02:57 UTC (100%), counting the last 30 days, checked every 5 minutes

Certificate checked daily 12ms could not read no readings yet The certificate for v2c.org is issued and renewed automatically by the service that sits in front of your site, so it does not expire the way a hand-managed one can. We cannot read its date from where we stand, and there is nothing for you to do.

Email records checked daily 31ms all good checked daily, last read 12 Oct 2026, 03:00 UTC

Home page 49ms all good 26728 of 26728 readings clean since 22 Sep 2026, 02:57 UTC (100%), counting the last 30 days, checked every minute

Speed around the world checked hourly 837ms for information checked hourly, last read 12 Oct 2026, 21:34 UTC Measured from 8 places. Fastest from Prague at 37 ms, slowest from Dallas at 259 ms. Normal for both, judged against each place's own last week.

Web address renewal checked daily 206ms all good 20 of 20 readings clean since 22 Sep 2026, 02:57 UTC (100%), counting the last 30 days

What has happened

The most recent interruptions, newest first, up to twenty-five. Written by the runner as each happened, not afterwards. Only a page or form not loading, the address not being found, the certificate and the renewal are interruptions; speed, email records and browser protections never are.

Nothing yetNo interruption has been recorded since watching began. When one happens it is written here, with the time it started, the time it ended, and what we actually saw. Nothing is edited out afterwards.

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