Network request encountered error HTTP HTTP_TRANSPORT_ERROR:

I am also getting this error

Having the same issue.

I found a workaround for those with a VPN. Just switch servers. Not sure what it does on Facebook/Oculus's side, but it seems to reset the connection and everything starts working again.

Another work around is to log out of internet and forget credentials then relog in. Seems to work for a while then i start getting the error again.

I'm having the same issue across different browsers and PCs. The site seems to work briefly before eventually returning only a white page. The browser reports a bunch of errors similar to:

Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://graph.oculus.com/graphql?locale=en_US. (Reason: CORS preflight response did not succeed).

I'm having other issues too that might be related. The Oculus Platform Util always returns a server/network error when attempting to upload a build and my support tickets seem to not be going through (no automated reply or response in ~1-2 weeks).

I am also experiencing this on multiple computers on my local network. I've heard this happens if you get flagged as a bot.. Is there anything we can do to get this fixed?

Same issue-- started a week ago and is intermittent. Happens on PC and Android, while connected to Wi-fi or mobile data. Oddly, does not impact my iPad, which is absolutely useless for work, but odd.

I hope they fix this.

The issue seems to start as soon as another tab to the Oculus site is opened. We noticed it go from working to broken three times now after opening a new tab. So if you're careful it can be worked around.

Hi Everyone,

The problem also happened to me but a modem / router restart solved it for me.

(Not sure if closing other open oculus tabs helped or not.)

FYI-- I just heard from Oculus Support and it looks like this is indeed a known issue. With this only hitting a few people here and there... I am happy enough just knowing someone is actually looking into it, lol.