At around 8.50pm today, Netflix, the most popular digital streaming platform, crashed all over the world. Many users state that they cannot even enter the home page. Some say that they can see the content, but they get an error after a few seconds of playback.
Netflix gives errors on both mobile and browser!
As we mentioned above, Netflix has crashed all over the world. This includes both the browser and the iOS and Android apps. Users who can access the platform at the moment also say that the interface is much slower than it should be.
Of course, even if the main page is accessed, the contents cannot be accessed. The platform has not yet made a statement on the subject. But since it is a global problem, it is estimated to take longer than expected. As of now, Netflix has been offline for 50 minutes.
He experienced a similar situation on Twitter and Instagram this week. In fact, the problem that occurred on Instagram was so great that no one could access it through the browser or application. The application was automatically redirecting to the home page and saying that it was not working properly.
When we look at the problems experienced by Twitter, we see that the first one takes a relatively short time. But in the second collapse, just like Netflix and Instagram, users could not access for a long time. Moreover, not only from the application, but also from the account and asking for login information.
Problem solved!
It has now been exactly 1 hour since the first appearance of the problem and Netflix managed to fix the problem. However, no explanation has yet been made as to why this problem, which affects the whole world, is caused. The general opinion is that it points to a software error on the servers.
Netflix has crashed all over the world. Did you also experience access problems? Don’t forget to share it with us in the comments!