ET on Tuesday, prompting the platform to tweet that it was aware of some issues right now and are checking them out We’ll keep you posted. Stay abreast with the very latest with our news email updates. According to widespread reports of issues on the real-time outage monitoring system Down Detector, nearly 53,000 users had reported issues at Spotify as of 1:30 p.m. You can read back our coverage below, including all the latest statements and memes. Spotify said: "Everything’s looking much better now! Give us a shout if you still need help."Īnd Discord added: "Discord is back up and running for messages, calls, and streams! We are still working on a few things like attachments and typing events, but those should come back online soon. Within a couple of hours, most of the problems were sorted out. But the problems disappeared as quickly as they came. Popular online chat service Discord was also impacted. It is unclear yet if the outages are related or what has caused them. READ MORE: Sixth person charged with murder following fatal A46 crash that killed twoĪccording to .uk, more than 70,000 reports of problems with the music streaming service were submitted. "Something's not quite right, and we're looking into it," it wrote. Spotify acknowledged the issue almost immediately but didn't provide a reason for the outage. Most users said they saw a vague message reading "something went wrong" on signing in and telling them to "try again". The streaming service outage on March 8 caused a social media meltdown for music lovers who could not stream their favourite tracks. The internet was plunged into chaos with fears Facebook was not working for some users as others were unable to access Spotify.
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