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Apple is not having its best day. Although the company status page does not detect any interruption of service, users of Down Detector and Reddit report a general crash of their systems.
According to the Reddit post, all of Apple’s big services are experiencing some kind of issue: iCloud, iMessage, FaceTime, Apple Music, Apple Maps, Siri, Apple Podcasts, Apple Fitness+, the App Store, the Apple TV app, and even more. Find My, the network to find your devices and AirTags.
The fall of iCloud prevents some users, for example, from accessing old photos that have been uploaded to the cloud to save space on the phone.
But Apple users aren’t the only ones affected: the service outage is also preventing many employees from doing their jobs normally. According Mark GurmanApple’s internal systems, both corporate and in-store, are down, making remote work and store-specific services, such as pickups and repairs, difficult.
iCloud, iMessage and FaceTime suffered a service outage in February, but this new outage seems more widespread and widespread around the world.
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Update (18:34 CET):
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Apple’s status page is now reporting a handful of services being out of service as of 17:32 CET. According to this official page, the fallen services are the App Store, Apple Arcade, Apple Music, Apple TV +, the iTunes Store and Radio.
Update (18:49 CET): Apple has now confirmed the Maps crash, iCloud Mail, Contacts, Calendar y Private Relay.
Apple store employees do paper annotations having no access to your internal tools.
Update (20:40 CET): The fall is result.
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