WhatsApp Outage Leaves New Year Greetings In Limbo
Services of one of the world's most popular social messaging services, WhatsApp, were reportedly down around midnight. Users from across countries took to social media to inquire why their new year greetings weren't being delivered. Indian news agency ANI reported an hour after midnight that WhatsApp services had been restored but the complaints on social media persist.
#UPDATE WhatsApp services have now been restored
December 31, 2017BREAKING: #WhatsApp down in many parts of the world amid #NewYear celebrations https://t.co/KcKW4GFPQ5 pic.twitter.com/KdJw8VzVBW
December 31, 2017#WhatsApp crashes as millions try to send New Year messages https://t.co/5CjJ1jHVFC pic.twitter.com/Y9sdQ75nir
December 31, 2017#WhatsApp down everyone like pic.twitter.com/Lywj6oI1G5
December 31, 2017#WhatsApp is down. 2017 is on the way out pic.twitter.com/JrxxDHtcH0
December 31, 2017Retweet/Like this tweet if you came to #Twitter to confirm if #WhatsApp is down.
December 31, 2017How people be losing their minds because #WhatsApp is down pic.twitter.com/1onJUtNKIw
December 31, 2017Nothing could've been better than whatsapp servers crashing on new year's eve 😂 😂 #whatsappdown #WhatsApp pic.twitter.com/DIMJrmTwDI
December 31, 2017I Think #Whatsapp was not linked with #AadhaarCard before 31st December 2017
December 31, 2017
इसीलिए #WhatsappDown हो गया।।😜😂No confirmation or official details regarding the outage were available on the WhatsApp website or twitter handle.
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