"Something's not quite right, and we're looking into it," it wrote.
Spotify acknowledged the issue almost immediately but didn't provide a reason for the outage. Most users said they saw a vague message reading "something went wrong" on signing in and telling them to "try again". The streaming service outage on March 8 caused a social media meltdown for music lovers who could not stream their favourite tracks. The thread also instructed those experiencing the issues to upvote the post, subscribe to the thread, and leave a note with which version of Spotify is giving them issues and which device and iOS version they use.The internet was plunged into chaos with fears Facebook was not working for some users as others were unable to access Spotify. ET.Īccording to the note about Spotify’s app crashing on iOS, the company “received some contacts from users who are having issues with the app crashing.” The moderator further explained, “This seems to be happening on iOS devices at the moment. 18 post on the Spotify Community website where a Spotify moderator confirmed the outage issues around 12:20 p.m. Elite Daily reached out to Spotify for further information about the issues, and a spokesperson pointed to a Nov. “Thanks for your patience! We’re still investigating, and we’ll keep you posted here: ,” the company wrote.
Spotify’s official support Twitter account confirmed the mobile app’s issues in a tweet on Nov. If you noticed the same issues, here’s what to know about Spotify going down. According to Down Detector, more than 3,000 instances of Spotify users experiencing app outages were reported around noon ET (compared to a baseline of nine reports on a normal day). 18, iPhone users reported instances of the Spotify mobile app crashing, and the company confirmed the issues in a tweet at 12:20 p.m.
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