The massive user bases of platforms like WhatsApp and Facebook are something that most Internet companies are still figuring out how to manage. In order to manage these users, there is also an increasing reliance on outside services.
On Tuesday, WhatsApp was down for more than an hour, preventing users from sending or receiving messages. Chats in both private and public channels suffered.
We’re aware that some users are presently having problems sending messages, and we’re trying to swiftly restore WhatsApp for everyone, according to a spokeswoman for Meta, the company that owns WhatsApp. Facebook is also owned by Meta.
It appeared to be a larger outage. Although WhatsApp made no formal announcements, users from Indonesia, Kenya, and certain Spanish-speaking countries, besides Indians, complained that the messaging service was having issues. The hashtag WhatsAppDown was trending on Twitter.
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