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WhatsApp 'Not Working' as Hundreds of UK Users Report Problems with App
WhatsApp Web issues account for over 80% of reported problems during the outage affecting billions of users globally, with partial recovery seen by mid-afternoon.
- On November 4, WhatsApp experienced a major global outage that peaked at 2:33pm, with DownDetector inundated with complaints as millions could not access WhatsApp Web.
- DownDetector data shows WhatsApp Web caused most reports, with 83% of UK issues and 81% worldwide, while WhatsApp, owned by Meta, recommended restarting, updating, or clearing cache.
- In the UK over 400 people reported problems within 20 minutes, and users in the US, Spain, Germany, Italy, Brazil, Peru, and Costa Rica said both WhatsApp mobile app and WhatsApp Web were affected as reports eased by 3:40pm.
- It is currently unclear when the service will be restored, affecting WhatsApp's over three billion monthly active users worldwide.
- Because the mobile app is more popular, complaint totals may undercount the impact, and reports from the United States, Brazil, and other affected countries show diverse regional disruptions.
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The WhatsApp Web app presents faults on Tuesday, November 4. Since 7:50 hours this day, users have reported intermittances in the messaging service. According to Downdetector data, there are only failures in viewing and sending messages on WhatsApp Web and the mobile phone application operates smoothly. “You don’t see users or messages inside whatsapp web”, “Same case, you don’t see messages, chats, contacts...sets don’t display anything either.…
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WhatsApp 'not working' as hundreds of UK users report problems with app
There has been a spike in reported problems with the Meta-owned app on Tuesday afternoon
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Leaning Left1Leaning Right3Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution43% Center, 43% Right
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