Tesco apologises after software issue hits website and app
- On May 16, Tesco experienced a software outage that affected many customers trying to use its app and website across multiple locations, including Liverpool city centre.
- The outage stemmed from a technical software issue that caused login failures, blocked access to Clubcards, and disrupted online grocery orders, with similar incidents occurring recently in February.
- Customers reported problems through social media and DownDetector, showing over 1,500 outage reports peaking around midday and mid-afternoon, while in-store contactless payments also failed intermittently in some stores.
- Tesco confirmed it fixed the software issue and apologized, stating the IT team is working hard to resolve intermittent system problems, while acknowledging the disruption and reassuring customers.
- The event highlights ongoing concerns about Tesco's digital platform reliability as more shoppers depend on online services, sparking frustration over limited communication and repeated outages.
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Tesco outage: Customers locked out of accounts after 'technical issues' hit website and app
Tesco outage: Customers locked out of accounts after 'technical issues' hit website and app - Tesco customers have been left frustrated after the supermarket’s app and website went down due to technical issues, locking many out of their accounts
·London, United Kingdom
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Getty TESCO customers have complained of being locked out of their accounts this afternoon. Shoppers have been receiving error messages on the website informing them of “technical issues”, and others can’t access the app to scan their Clubcards in store. GettyShoppers say they’ve been locked out of the Tesco app and website this afternoon[/caption] One customer wrote on social media: “@Tesco there is a problem with your app? Keeps saying somethi…
·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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