Many Apple services, including important Apple services such as the App Store, Maps and iCloud, have crashed in the past 2 hours. Services are slowly starting to come back to life.
If you are an Apple user and have noticed that several Apple services are unavailable, you are not alone. According to data from Apple’s health page App Store, Apple Arcade, Apple TV+, AppleCare, Find My, iTunes Store, Maps and radio Many major services have crashed, including
Problematic services for now a few have come back to life However, warnings from Apple indicate that problems with some services may recur intermittently (like the App Store) or may cause slowdowns.
Apple services are slowly coming back
Apple status is correcting looks like. First, users observed issues with the Podcasts app, as well as services like Apple Business Manager and Schoolwork. These services are now back online as of the time of writing this article, and others are too. keeps coming back. You can follow the live status of the services here.
Apple has also officially reported that its corporate and retail systems have crashed and are starting to recover. Such service crashes are not the first for Apple, but the current outages are not as severe as in the past. Apple in late 2020 grappled with multiple outages from user flooding. Then services come back to life it took a long time.
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Did our readers who are Apple users experience any problems? If you have, let us state that the services have started to come back to life.