Other than the 1:30 hour downtime that happened to a lot of old accounts.

I actually think it's genius if they throttled old accounts just to let new people see how good telegram is.

Source re 'old accounts'?

I have an account as old as you can get, and had no problems, so I'd be interested in proof of a disproportionate impact on older accounts.

What downtime? There were rumors of degraded video chat capacity, which is a nuisance but not a catastrophe.

Notifications didn't work until about 5PM PDT for me

It didn't work on mobile for me in Ireland for about an hour or so -- couldn't get a call or messages out on WiFi or data, but it worked perfectly fine on my laptop.

Sending videos was extremely slow/timing out for ~1 hour, ~24h ago

I was sending a few short videos to several contacts (during the FB outage) and the upload speed was something like 20KB/s, whereas normally 2MB are uploaded before I blink.

My account is from 2016, if not 2015 even.

I also had minor issues for an hour or so. Messages not sending or loading for example.

A lot of could also be related to down graded DNS resolver performance due to DDoSing by FB clients.

Nah I have 3 telegram accounts. Two were fine. One was dead. Specifically the one that I had signed up with in 2013

I wonder if they meant longest idle accounts. It would make sense to throttle them if they're just running tmux with an idle shell or ten. Like a bigger renice that shuts off when the process stops being idle.

Just mainly me and two other people.

Specifically happened to US users.

I have an old account but images did not load correctly. Seems the experience is not the same on other countries.

Same. No issues.

On my phone i only had problems with media, text worked okay.

On my laptop instead it was slow until I enabled traffic over ipv6, then it went mostly okay.

Not really, plenty of users were unable to connect for some time. Just about my whole friend group and I myself were unable to use Telegram for about an hour or so around the peak of the surge.

There were definitely some issues some time after noon PST