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Google Meet, Snapchat, ChatGPT: The internet keeps breaking and users are the first to feel it
A string of outages over the past month — from AWS to Cloudflare — knocked out apps like Snapchat, X and ChatGPT, exposing how easily the modern internet can break. Users first blamed their Wi-Fi, but experts say these failures stem from deep issues inside a handful of cloud giants that now power most online services.
Cloudflare crash hits X and ChatGPT — is your data safe? was it a breach? Cloudflare confirms a surge in unusual traffic behind the major outage
Cloudflare down: Cloudflare confirms a surge in unusual traffic behind the major outage. The disruption began around 6:20 a.m. ET. Users across the U.S. saw login failures and server errors. X logged more than twenty thousand outage reports. ChatGPT also faced large-scale access issues. Cloudflare says the incident came from internal service degradation, not a breach. Early checks show no evidence of data leaks. Systems struggled to route traffic. Restoration started after 8:45 a.m. ET. Users are advised to monitor accounts as services stabilize.
Amazon Web Services, Minecraft Face Outage? Cloud disruptions impact users globally
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Minecraft faced a major outage on Wednesday, coinciding with disruptions in Microsoft Azure. Users worldwide reported issues accessing apps and websites dependent on these cloud platforms. The incident affected multiple services, highlighting the widespread impact of cloud infrastructure outages across digital platforms and applications.
Snapchat not working in India? Check latest update on outage and what AWS said about it
Snapchat is currently down in India. Thousands of users are unable to log in or share photos and videos. The app's platform is facing significant disruptions. Users are expressing frustration online. Snapchat has not yet provided an official statement regarding the outage. This widespread issue is impacting many young users across the country.
AWS outage reason: Snapchat, Roblox, Fortnite and other sites down; Check Amazon's official statement
Amazon’s cloud services division, AWS, experienced an outage on Monday, affecting several popular apps, including Fortnite and Snapchat, and causing connectivity problems for numerous companies worldwide. This AWS disruption marks the first major internet incident since last year’s CrowdStrike malfunction, which severely impacted technology systems in hospitals, banks, and airports across the globe.
Snapchat down? Millions of users worldwide report login failures and app crashes amid major outages
A major internet outage hit on October 20. Snapchat and many other popular apps like Roblox and Canva stopped working. Users could not log in or load messages. The disruption was caused by problems at Amazon Web Services. This is a key provider for many online services. The issues affected services in a major US region.
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Snapchat down, thousands of users report problems logging in
As per Downdetector, nearly 50,000 users reported issues with the app. Of these, nearly 60% were logged out of their accounts and 21% reported errors in server connection.
Livspace’s reverse flip; Byju’s US lenders move SC
Home decor startup Livspace is preparing to move its domicile back to India from Singapore. More on this and other updates in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Want to delete Snapchat account? A step-by-step guide
Snapchat is great for filters, but if you seem to have bored of it, here is how to delete it.
Facebook launches 'Ray-Ban Stories', smart glasses that can take pictures, videos & more; priced at $299
The smart glasses will be available in 20 different styles such as Wayfarer, Round, Meteor and more.
Snapchat crashes for millions, company says fixed the bug
The app experienced a massive issue as of Thursday evening, with more than 125,000 users reporting problems on website outage tracking platform Downdetector.
Latest Facebook breach piles on India worries
The social network had about 270 million users in India at end of July, according to Statista website.
The first 15 apps you should download for your new iPhone
There are the obvious apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, but we chose a few hidden gems.
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