‘We’re working on the problem’ – WhatsApp after crash | You

03 Nov 2017

Kirstin Buick

Millions of WhatsApp users have been left disconnected after the popular messaging app seemed to shut down on Friday morning.

Frustrated WhatsAppers took to social media to express frustration, unable to send or receive messages.

According to Metro.co.uk, it’s not clear how bad the outage is, but it appears to be affecting users all over the world.

DownDetector, which tracks reports of apps and services not working, says thousands of users have been reporting issues since 8 am this morning.

According to the site, 60 percent of users are having trouble connecting.

Whats app Whats up..... global meltdown.... we live in apocalyptic times.... pic.twitter.com/5fRwkxo1R1
— Fakhr-e-Alam (@falamb3) 3 November 2017

RT if you came to twitter to check if whatsapp is down or not #whatsappdown
— b.b ???? (@Benoo_Brown) 3 November 2017

When whatsapp is down and the option of having a normal telephonic conversation sounds too extreme pic.twitter.com/Y9ak34RDLa
— Mayihlome (@MTshwete) 3 November 2017

Sources: Express.co.uk, Metro.co.uk, DownDetector, Daily Star

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