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WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - WhatsApp services were restored nearly two hours after it went down for users across many parts of the world Tuesday, which is one of the longest outages for the messaging

WhatsApp users are experiencing diffculties to send and receive messages as the popular messaging platform crashes across the world

Meta issued a statement on the WhatsApp crash that disrupted the communication of millions of users.

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After becoming the new prime minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak on Tuesday (October 25) promised to fix the errors made by his predecessor Liz Truss. As the nation continues to face economic crisis amid looming recession fears, Sunak warned of "difficult" decisions ahead. In other news, A blaze ripped through a school for the blind in central Uganda in the early hours of Tuesday killing at least 11, police said. The injured are said to be critical and the reason behind the fi...

The outage is thought to be mainly impacting Sky customers in Preston, with outages reported across Darwen and Burnley too.

Sky have this evening provided an update after an outage affected broadband customers in Bolton and across the North West.

New Delhi, Oct. 25 (IANS): Meta-owned WhatsApp went down on Tuesday across the globe, including several parts of the country, as multiple users reported they cannot access the messaging service or get a single tick even for delivered messages. According to Down Detector, over 85 per cent of people reported problems while messaging, 11 per cent while using the app, and 3 per cent while using the website. In India, the affected cities include Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, and Lucknow, but users from the...

WhatsApp, the instant messaging service owned by Meta Platforms Inc, appears to be experiencing a widespread outage, with thousands of users reporting issues.

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