2023-07-20 01:45:26
WhatsApp has had a new drop worldwide, according to user reports. Meta’s social network does not send messages in chats in its mobile version, while WhatsApp Web does not load. So far the reason for the interruption of service is unknown.
In accordance with DownDetector, a page that receives reports from users regarding downed services, applications and websites, the problem was generated around 2:54 pm (Peruvian time). Until the closing of this note, there are already more than 29 thousand complaints regarding problems with the app on the portal.
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57% of people have reported problems with the mobile version of WhatsApp, while 39% say they have problems sending messages. Only 3% say that the web version service is interrupted.
The reports come from people in various countries around the world, such as the United States, Canada, El Salvador, Oman, Costa Rica, Colombia or Zimbabwe. According to the feedback, the main problem in the mobile version is that you can’t send messages.
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Likewise, the web version remains on the loading screen and the bar that indicates the movement of information never appears. So far, it is not known if the desktop version is also down, but it is assumed that the problem is general on the platform.
Meta, through the WhatsApp Twitter account, has indicated that they are aware of the connectivity problem and that they will resolve it shortly. The platform had its last fall at the beginning of June. At that time, the problem was, according to most reports, in the web version.
UPDATE: Around 3:50 pm (Peruvian time), the platform, in all its versions, seems to work correctly and the messages are being sent. It is expected that with the passing of minutes, WhatsApp will be completely restored.
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