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Apple Music, Books, iTunes, App Store and more are experiencing outages

Apple Music, Books, iTunes, App Store and more are experiencing outages

Several high-level Apple firms are experiencing points and disruptions on Wednesday morning, Apple confirmed. These points are affecting many customer-facing companies across every iOS unit and Mac, with Apple Music and Radio, Apple Book and App Store platforms.

For some customers, companies have declined. For example, there have been common studies this morning that customers had problems streaming music through Apple Music or using iTunes. The App Store has seen a variety of cropping up unusual issues – such as app search results that return very small high-end applications linked to the search period.

Although the services are partially up, sometimes they are slower to load than usual – meaning users can view blank pages for several seconds before the page populated with normal content.

Apple Music, Books, iTunes, App Store and more are experiencing outages

During the initial study, Apple’s status page did not mirror these points, as it confirmed that all the companies out there have changed since then. Now, web pages show events happening across the App Store, Apple Ebook, Apple Music and Apple Music Radio, iTunes Store, Mac App Store, and Radio.

The Apple Help Twitter account has additionally posted about the outage, but in addition to providing details about what happened or when it could be resolved.

Related to this is that the account responded to a tweet with criticism from someone who said they could not reset their password – a sign that outsiders could effectively influence a variety of backend organizations.

Apple says it is working to provide us with more information on the subject, and we will replace it when the corporate shares more.