On Wednesday, thousands of LinkedIn users had issues, according to the outage monitoring website Downdetector.com.
The social networking service downdetector, which records outages by integrating status information from numerous sources with user-submitted mistakes on its platform, received more than 10,000 complaints of issues as a result. Numerous people may be impacted by the outage.
A request for comment from Reuters was not immediately answered by Microsoft.
Many LinkedIn users complained that they had trouble logging into the website. This problem started at 10:30 p.m. IST and is still a problem for many people right now. Numerous Indian users had the issue as well when attempting to visit LinkedIn.
However, not all customers experience this issue because Gadgets 360 was able to confirm that the platform is operating as intended.
The majority of complaints, according to Downdetector, were related to visiting the website, whereas just one-third of users had issues when using the LinkedIn app. Only a small percentage of individuals said they had trouble opening their profiles.
In the meanwhile, LinkedIn hasn’t released a comment on the downtime.
Zoom also got a number of complaints a few days ago when more than 40,000 customers claimed to have encountered difficulties using the calling software. However, Zoom quickly issued a statement assuring its consumers that it is working diligently to fix the problem. The site issued a second notice an hour later stating that the problem had been fixed and users will no longer experience it. Reports of these issues came from all around the world, including India.
