Anyone else have a lot of their platforms down?

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Just that really, afterpay, x-box etc all down

Yes it is Amazon Web Services are down
I game and they are down

as is HMRC

But I am uk based

Thanks , it seems to be world-wide, I was just trying to catch someone awake. This seems pretty big!!

I think it is pretty big. The web services are used by many companies

Duolingo is down

John Lewis is down too. I was about to buy some boots!

Eta: is back up now.

Even Grok is down! The normal news channels here are so slow to react. My DS and all his friends were all over this at least 15 minutes before there was a tiny mention on a news website. Won't bother me but their will a heap of pissed off people come the morning Northern Hemisphere time.

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I have only seen the outage reported in the independent newspaper here so far

It's on Skynews website now. DD was complaining avout Roblox being down and Avatar World not working either about 30 minutes ago.

This is a list of everything that has gone down

Snapchat, Ring, Roblox, Clash Royale, Life360, My Fitness Pal, Xero, Canva, Amazon, Amazon Web Services, Amazon Music, Prime Video, Clash of Clans, Fortnite, Wordle, Duolingo, Coinbase, HMRC, Vodafone, Playstation, Pokémon Go.

Not entirely sure what’s wrong with my previous post but I tried to post what’s gone down

If it is a picture they always look at the picture first I think

Nope, just a copy and pasted list from the independent article! Oh well

Banks affected too according to Skynews.

Yes just saw that some banks are down

Well FFS lets just hope it's not the Soviets or Iran ( laughs awkwardly)

WE ARE DOOMED

Great, do we assume more of our personal data has been harvested for nefarious reasons?

Praying my personal debt is erased. 😂

Hoping my almost 1000 Duolingo streak is safe.

But that is very trivial, many people will be far more affected.

It’s on bbc website now

Everything is relative!

Some (all?) Ring doorbells aren't working.

This outage illustrates the issues with being far too reliant on 'big tech'.

In Aus too? It makes sense but I didn’t think of it