Messaging service WhatsApp has gone down, according to thousands of reports flagged to outage monitor Downdetector. More than 50,000 reports from users, saying they could not use the app to send messages,

WhatsApp users worldwide, including those in India and the United States, reported a widespread outage on February 28. Downdetector data indicates the outage began at approximately 8:45 PM IST and remains ongoing.

Thousands of users worldwide are reporting issues accessing WhatsApp this afternoon. The popular Meta-owned messaging app appeared to go down just after 3:30pm Irish time. Gremlins are still ongoing at the time of writing, with no word on when it will be fixed.

A staggering 68,000 issues have been logged since the outage began. Most users (59 per cent) can't send messages, while others face server connection problems (22 per cent) or app failures (19 per cent). Meta, WhatsApp's parent company, has not yet publicly commented on the issue.

Meta-owned social media giant WhatsApp has gone down for thousands of users, according to outage detection website Downdetector. Data on the Downdetector website shows WhatsApp being inaccessible for over 10,

Instant messaging service WhatsApp appears to have gone down Friday, according to Downdetector.com. User reports of problems with the chat app appeared to spike Friday morning with

Users of the Meta-owned messaging app WhatsApp have shared they are facing problems with the service. It comes as many took to the outage report site Downdectector with more than 56,000 reports of WhatsApp not working.

Messaging app WhatsApp was down for thousands of users on Friday evening, with people complaining of undelivered messages. There was no immediate statement from WhatsApp on the outage. Outage reporting portal Down Detector saw over 4,