"Yesterday, WhatsApp users experienced issues with accessing the app and sending messages.
According to outage.report, some users are still facing issues sending and receiving messages on the platform.Īccording to outage.report, recent reports mainly originated from users in the United Kingdom, India, United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Romania, Turkey, Canada, Lebanon, Brazil, Mexico and more. Users from the UK, France, the Middle East and India were apparently affected by this outage.Īlso Read | WhatsApp now limits text message forwards to five recipients globallyĪccording to downdetector.in, WhatsApp experienced an outage at 11:47 PM IST with over 4,000 users reporting the problem. WhatsApp being a popular communication app almost all over the world, it too no time for affected users who took to Twitter to vent their concerns for being unable to send or receive messages. WhatsApp explained that the users experienced issues with accessing the app and sending messages and it says the issue was resolved "within a few minutes". In a response to Republic World's query, WhatsApp acknowledged the issue and said the problem has been fixed. Salman Rushdie has lost sight in an eye and his one hand is incapacitated following the brutal knife attack on the acclaimed Mumbai-born author in August, his literary agent said.Facebook-owned WhatsApp experienced a global outage on Tuesday affecting several users.
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