WhatsApp goes down, offline worldwide, users report
The messaging application did not allow users to send or receive messages.
Messaging application WhatsApp appeared to be down for worldwide users on Wednesday evening, as per reports and testimonies on social media.
The application did not allow users to send or receive messages.
WhatsApp, nor its parent company Meta, issued a comment on the malfunction as of Wednesday evening.
Moments later, users also reported issues using sister application Instagram.
The application appeared to begin working again later on Wednesday evening.
According to Maariv's Dr. Itay Gal, about an hour after the disruptions began in Meta and after WhatsApp began to return to regular activity, global disruptions were still being registered on Instagram.
Users in Israel and worldwide reported of difficulties in uploading content to the platform.
This is a developing story.
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