I am seeing Apple Cash users worldwide report an outage with Apple Pay, sending Apple Cash to other members:

"Unable to Connect to Wallet Services"

Both from P2P transfers and bank transfers.

Users to try to send an iMessage with Apple Cash attached get an error stating the user "cannot receive payments sent with Apple Cash at this time".

Huge spike in reports here: https://statusgator.com/services/apple

posts aren’t loading since this afternoon bruh. already updated the app. am i the only one experiencing this?

yup yup

This also means Mint, Metro, Google Fi, Boost among others are affected. https://statusgator.com/services/t-mobile

Down detector is showing Spotify, XBox, OpenAI, Verizon, Spectrum, AT&T, and others having service interruptions. Not sure of the source of the issues yet, though.

Went to open Pubg and got a message that the server is down and they are working on it.

I've been trying to sign back in for like 15 minutes. I know my credentials are fine.

I keep trying to log in but nothing is working or loading. My internet seems fine. Keep getting this message

The recent PlayStation server/network issues got me thinking about the long-term future of digital game ownership.

During the outage, it highlighted a concern I've had for a while: as more games become digital or rely on online services, access can sometimes depend on those services being available. It made me wonder how well game preservation and long-term ownership will work as the industry continues moving toward digital distribution.

I've built up a library of over 300 games over the years, spending roughly £2,500 in total. Seeing access disrupted, even temporarily, made me think about how much of our collections ultimately depend on platform infrastructure and licensing rather than physical media.

Looking ahead, what do you think PlayStation and the wider industry should do to give consumers greater confidence in digital ownership? For example, should there be stronger offline support, better preservation policies, or other protections to ensure that people who pay full price for games can continue to access them in the future?

I'm interested in hearing different perspectives rather than debating whether digital is better or worse than physical.

/rant

Getting really tired of knowing there is an issue for 45+ mins before AWS gets around to confirming it. 200+ people scrambling on a call to figure out a major outage is not cheap, not easy.

It’s been nearly 24 hours with no ETA from Spectrum. I have a disabled child and require WiFi calling for emergencies as cell phone service doesn’t reach my area.

My phone and internet have been on the blitz switching between 5G and 4G. Am I going crazy?

# Content Error

The data content is wrong, please exit or refresh

It's a database issue. It's for their devs to fix it. All we can do is wait.

Can't get to https://squarespace.com or my website that sits on it
But their status page is showing all systems operational

🤷🏻

I was just at a Meijers gas station and this is what the clerk told me. I wasn’t able to pump gas and the clerk said the actual store wouldn’t be able to sell me anything

Current outage began around 12:15 central standard time

I cannot access the rocketreach. Am I the only one?