After UPI, now WhatsApp is down, users are facing problems in sending messages and uploading status

Tech News: On Saturday evening, WhatsApp users once again faced a lot of trouble. Suddenly the app stopped working and people were neither able to send messages nor upload the status. About 597 complaints were filed on the dounded website about this disturbance till 5:22 pm. About 85% of these users told the problem in sending messages, 12% had trouble opening the app while 3% continued to struggle with problems related to login.

Impact showed on social media, Facebook and Instagram users were also impressed

The effect of WhatsApp disturbances also saw on social media. Many users wrote on 'X' (East Twitter) that not only WhatsApp but also on Facebook and Instagram, there is difficulty in sending messages and uploading posts. One user wrote, "I am trying to put a status, but the load is not happening. Is the other problems the same?" However, there has been no official response from Meta regarding this crash.

Such a problem has happened earlier, a big technical crisis came in February

This is not the first time WhatsApp users have faced such technical disturbances. In February this year, due to a major malfunction, it was difficult to send messages to millions of users worldwide and use web versions. The doundedctor then filed more than 9,000 complaints.

UPI service was also stalled... 

On Saturday, not only social media, but digital payment services also put users in trouble. The UPI service saw an interruption at the national level. The highest disturbances were related to Google Pay, where 96 users reported, while 23 users of Paytm also talked about interrupting service. However, by evening the situation started becoming normal.

Technology dependence in the digital age became a challenge

Such technical crisis shows that the faster our dependence in the digital world is increasing, the more these services are stalled, the general life is being affected. In such a situation, technical companies should not only create better infrastructure, but it is also necessary to give timely information to users.