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WhatsApp Down: Now back up as users start receiving messages

WhatsApp, the popular messaging platform is currently facing connection issues. Users report that they are unable to send or receive messages. Now, the issue has been fixed as users have started receiving the messages.

India TV Tech Desk Edited by: India TV Tech Desk New Delhi Updated on: July 15, 2020 2:49 IST
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WhatsApp Down in many parts of the world as users unable to send or receive messages. 

UPDATE: Users are now able to send and receive messages across the globe. The app was facing issues for almost an hour in many parts of the world. 

WhatsApp Down: WhatsApp, the popular cross-platform messaging application is currently not working properly for many users across India. The users have been complaining about connection issues as they are unable to send or receive any messages over the messaging app. WhatsApp calls are also not connecting for many. According to the website Down Detector, the Facebook-owned app has been facing issues in India since around 1:39 AM. Until now, over 6406 users have reported issues with WhatsApp on the website.

Apart from reporting the issue on Down Detector, the users have been blasting on the popular social media platform, Twitter. Most of these users have been complaining about the same issue. IndiaTVNews.com confirmed that both Android and iOS versions of the app are facing the same issue.

Here are a couple of tweets from people around the world:

In case you are facing similar issues on your phone, we recommend waiting for some time as the issues are on the server end. Do not try reinstalling the app as it will totally lock you out of the app until the connection is fixed. 

As per the report by Down Detector, 58 per cent of users have complained about connection issues. While 39 per cent users are not able to send or receive messages, 2 per cent are complaining about the log-in error. This clearly suggests that the problems are at the WhatsApp servers and should be fixed soon. 

The issue is not only limited to India but is consistent across many parts of the world. Apart from the Android or iOS app, the users are also not able to access the web version of the messaging platform. Once the issue is fixed, we will update this area. 

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