This Tuesday morning (25), WhatsApp faced problems and the inconvenience was recorded as a worldwide outage, unstable messaging servers globally around 4:50 am (Brasília time).
The issue took more than 2 hours to resolve and the impact of the crash on WhatsApp proved once again the power of the application's influence on world unity. The disorder went viral on social media and many users reported that they could not access the messenger.
On the Downdetector website, which brings user complaints about problems with WhatsApp, it registered an increase in user dissatisfaction after the app’s instability began. Failures in sending messages were one of the points most raised by people.
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The crash on WhatsApp was highly repercussed on the networks, especially on Twitter. On the social network, many memes about the application's failures, the usual, took over the conversations. Check out some below!
You came here to see if Whatsapp is down right? pic.twitter./Vwx1urd3BS
— 0xShane (@BeLikeShane) October 25, 2022⚠️ TRIBUTE
WhatsApp is inspired by Lisca Doido and falls once again in 2022. pic.twitter./gbD0x6auL1
When WhatsApp is Down.#whatsappdown pic.twitter./xHgsHd9h8v
— ɅMɅN DUВΞY (@imAmanDubey) October 25, 2022Telegram every time WhatsApp crashes: pic.twitter./LZibQHqrF3
— Pedro Luiz (@plisboafilho) October 25, 2022
Me restarting the cell phone thinking it was an error and WhatsApp fell gentlemen 🤡 pic.twitter./0YfEBPKVAD
— Riri dies (@whosauri) October 25, 2022Me waking up now and seeing everyone saying WhatsApp crashed pic.twitter./n84o8nvLVZ
— 𝙲𝚊𝚖𝚒𝚕𝚊 𝙰𝚗𝚍𝚛𝚊𝚍𝚎 🍂 (@killerqueen22_) October 25, 2022All twitter waiting for those who come from WhatsApp to see if it has fallen pic.twitter./H5vfVbjRoK
— Angela (@kanke82) October 25, 2022Shortly after the onset of instability problems on WhatsApp, the hashtag #whatsappdown became one of the most popular topics on Twitter worldwide. Some hashtags involving the app crash also reverberated on Instagram and other networks.
A spokesman for Meta, the company that owns WhatsApp, gave an interview to the AFP agency about the problem in the messenger, but did not bring details of the worldwide breakdown. “We know that people had problems sending messages on WhatsApp today,” he said. "We have resolved the issue and apologize for any inconvenience," he said.
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