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Users freak out over global WhatsApp outage this morning
JANUARY 23, 2019 1:38PM
Encryption laws set to pass following last minute negotiations

Nick Whighamnews.com.au
Popular message service Whatsapp went down around the globe early this morning with thousands of users reporting having issues with the app.
According to Downdetector which tracks outages for all kinds of digital services, WhatsApp crashed shortly after 5am this morning, with complaints spiking during the following hour.

As is customary when one of the popular social media services experiences an outage, users flocked to Twitter to have their fears confirmed.


The issue appeared to be resolved about 90 minutes after complaints began rolling in.

Users in North America, South America and Europe reported having problems sending and receiving messages before the outage was fixed.

However the issue did not appear to affect all users, with some able to get onto both the app and desktop versions and use the service.

The Facebook-owned app is one of the world’s most popular mobile messaging platforms in the world with around 1.5 billion users logging in to the app each month.

The social media giant bought the messaging app for $30 billion in a stunning deal in 2014 but WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton has since encouraged people to delete Facebook.

WhatsApp has not publicly revealed the reason behind the outage. Although it has a public-facing Twitter feed, it has not posted since 2016 and often does not inform users of outages.


7a0f6e69ae17dade1c2fb1ac8176ccd7

So how did Buhari intervened in this ur post Buhari that doesn't even know he's a presidential candidate, is it when whatsappz crashed he will know...??

Ok

Is that the economy that Buhari saved?

Abia1stboy:
Online
Users freak out over global WhatsApp outage this morning
JANUARY 23, 2019 1:38PM
Encryption laws set to pass following last minute negotiations

Nick Whighamnews.com.au
Popular message service Whatsapp went down around the globe early this morning with thousands of users reporting having issues with the app.
According to Downdetector which tracks outages for all kinds of digital services, WhatsApp crashed shortly after 5am this morning, with complaints spiking during the following hour.

As is customary when one of the popular social media services experiences an outage, users flocked to Twitter to have their fears confirmed.


The issue appeared to be resolved about 90 minutes after complaints began rolling in.

Users in North America, South America and Europe reported having problems sending and receiving messages before the outage was fixed.

However the issue did not appear to affect all users, with some able to get onto both the app and desktop versions and use the service.

The Facebook-owned app is one of the world’s most popular mobile messaging platforms in the world with around 1.5 billion users logging in to the app each month.

The social media giant bought the messaging app for $30 billion in a stunning deal in 2014 but WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton has since encouraged people to delete Facebook.

WhatsApp has not publicly revealed the reason behind the outage. Although it has a public-facing Twitter feed, it has not posted since 2016 and often does not inform users of outages.


7a0f6e69ae17dade1c2fb1ac8176ccd7

How does it relate to Buhari ?

Buhari's name facilities sales (moves market), otherwise, how do you explain this thread?

Lol does he even know what whatsapp is all about

rusher14:
[s]Buhari's name facilities sales (moves market), otherwise, how do you explain this thread?[/s]

His name is synonymous with failure hence its relevance to this thread

Were!!!

joker

Buhari does not know WhatsApp ooooooo... The only means of communication is sending of daura cows to deliver message to the recipient