Netizens on Sunday complained about WhatsApp not working. The temporary outage created a great inconvenience to the messaging app's users. After which, several users took to Twitter to complain that they are unable to send images and videos on WhatsApp. They tweeted with #WhatsAppDown hashtag. They also shared funny memes and jokes to express their displeasure of services not working. WhatsApp & Instagram Down Worldwide, Photos and Audio Cannot Be Downloaded: Twitterati Share Funny Memes
Many social media users complained that they were unable to post pictures and videos on the social messaging app. "Everyone worried about efficiency of power grid to handle #9Minute9baje but whatsapp grid failed to handle the sudden surge of diya status uploads!!! #WhatsAppDown," a user said.
Another tweeted: "After huge traffic of multiples staus upload, looks like WhatsApp media is down again on India. Anyone facing same issue ? #WhatsAppDown #WhatsApp."
Here's What Netizens Have To Say:
Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are down. Twitter be like...
#facebookdown #whatsappdown #instagramisdown #instagramdown pic.twitter.com/3imt2ngxV8
— DanceMatters (@DanceMatters) April 5, 2020
After huge traffic of multiples staus upload, looks like WhatsApp media is down again on India
Anyone facing same issue ? #WhatsAppDown #WhatsApp pic.twitter.com/lR0ldkqKwj
— Dhruv Choudhary (@dhruvch49720181) April 5, 2020
Not only do we have to #StayAtHome but #facebook #Instagram and #Whatsapp are all keeling over.
I predict a riot. How are people in the same house going to communicate now? What are these 'book' things that our Ancestors talk of?#facebookdown #instagramisdown #whatsappdown
— Ladybird First Aid (@ladybfirstaid) April 5, 2020
Everyone worried about efficiency of power grid to handle #9Minute9baje but whatsapp grid failed to handle the sudden surge of diya status uploads!!! #WhatsAppDown
— NIKHIL (@nikhilsayzz) April 5, 2020
There is no comment from WhatsApp about the outage in services. Users are waiting for clarification about when the services will be restored. Meanwhile, the outrage seems to be temporary. On March 22 also, the social media messaging app was down.
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