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Check whether iCloud, Gmail, Microsoft Azure, WhatsApp, Coinbase, Cloudflare, ChatGPT and more are having problems. Every status below comes straight from the company's own official status page, not from user reports.
If iCloud shows a problem, wait a bit before changing anything: signing out or resetting sync during an outage can make things worse. Your photos, mail and backups stay safe on Apple's servers; sync catches up once the service returns. If the status is green and it still fails, check your internet connection and storage space, then restart the device.
When the App Store is down, downloads and updates may hang or show “Cannot connect”. Wait and retry later instead of deleting apps. If Apple reports no issue, sign out and back in to your Apple Account, check the date and time, and make sure you have free storage.
If Apple Music is down, songs may not load or your library may look empty for a while. Downloaded songs usually keep playing offline. Try again later, and if the status is normal, toggle Sync Library off and on or restart the app.
If Apple Pay is having problems, keep a physical card or another payment method with you. Do not remove your cards from Wallet; they stay saved. If the status is normal and a payment fails, try another terminal, check that the card is active with your bank, and restart the phone.
If you cannot sign in to your Apple Account, check this status before resetting your password. A sign-in outage can make correct passwords fail. If everything is green, confirm you are typing the right Apple Account email and try signing in at account.apple.com.
If FaceTime is down, calls may fail to connect or drop. Use a regular phone call or another video app until Apple reports it fixed. If the status is normal, check Wi-Fi or mobile data and that FaceTime is turned on in Settings.
When iMessage is down, messages may stay undelivered or turn green (SMS). Wait for Apple to restore it, then resend if needed. If the status is normal, check that iMessage is on in Settings and that you have a data or Wi-Fi connection.
If Find My is having issues, a device location may not update or may show as offline. Do not assume the device is lost; try again later. If you must locate a device urgently and the service is unstable, contact the carrier and local authorities.
This official feed only reports whether administrators can reach the Microsoft 365 admin center. It does not list Outlook, Teams or OneDrive incidents. If Outlook or Teams fail for you, check the official status page, and if you manage the account, open Service health inside the admin center.
Azure's official feed lists only active incidents. If Azure is affected, websites and apps hosted there may be slow or unreachable. Site owners should check the Azure status page for the affected region and wait for the incident notice before restarting or redeploying anything.
Microsoft publishes known Windows Update problems on its Windows release health page, not as a live up/down feed. If an update fails with an error code, check that page for your Windows version, then run the Windows Update troubleshooter and make sure you have enough free disk space.
If Google Workspace reports an incident, Gmail, Drive, Docs or Meet may be slow or unavailable for some users. Wait for Google's update instead of changing settings. If the dashboard is green and you still have trouble, try another browser or a private window and check your internet connection.
If Gmail is down, you may not be able to send or receive, but your email is not lost. Wait for Google to fix it. If the status is green, clear the browser cache, try the mobile app or another network, and check that your storage is not full.
If Google Drive is down, files may not open or upload for a while, but they remain stored. Avoid re-uploading or deleting files during an incident, since this can create duplicates. If the status is green, check your storage quota and try another browser.
If Google Meet is down, video calls may not start or may drop. Switch to another tool such as Zoom for urgent meetings. If the status is green, test your camera and microphone permissions and your connection speed.
If Google Calendar has an incident, events may be slow to load or invitations may be delayed. Your events are not deleted. Check again later, and if the status is green, refresh the app or sign out and in.
Google Cloud incidents can affect websites and apps hosted on it. If you run services there, open the official status page, find your product and region, and follow the incident updates before changing your setup.
This status covers the WhatsApp Business Platform that businesses use to send messages. Meta does not publish a live feed for the regular WhatsApp app, so if the app on your phone fails, first check your own internet, restart the app and look for reports from other users. Never share verification codes, even while support is down.
Official Meta feed for the WhatsApp Business Platform. There is no public live feed for the regular WhatsApp app.
If Ads Manager has an incident, you may not be able to create or edit ads, or reports may be delayed. Running ads usually keep delivering. Wait for Meta's update before editing campaigns, which can restart the learning phase.
If Meta Business Suite is affected, the inbox, scheduled posts or ad tools may not load. Your pages and posts stay online. Try again later or use the Facebook and Instagram apps directly for urgent replies.
If Coinbase reports an incident, trades, sends or logins may be delayed. Your funds are not affected by a status incident alone. Never click links in emails or texts claiming your account is locked; open the app or type coinbase.com yourself.
This card only shows whether the public Binance.US API answers. Wallet deposits and withdrawals, trading and maintenance are listed on the official Binance.US status page, which is the place to check before assuming a coin is stuck. Never share your keys or seed phrases with anyone claiming to help.
Live check of the public Binance.US API (ping). Wallet status is on the official page.
Binance does not publish a public machine-readable status feed, so this page links to its official announcements, where maintenance and wallet suspensions are posted. If Binance seems slow, check there first and be careful with “support” messages on social media.
If Ledger reports an incident, Ledger Live features such as swaps or syncing may be affected. Your coins stay on your device's secure chip. Ledger will never ask for your 24 words, so never type them anywhere, no matter what a message says.
If PayPal reports an open incident, checkout, refunds or logins may fail. Do not retry a payment many times, since you could be charged twice; wait and check your PayPal activity before paying again.
Based on PayPal's official event feed: it shows an incident only when the feed lists an open, unresolved event from the last 12 hours.
If Ubiquiti reports an incident, cloud features such as remote access through unifi.ui.com or account sign-in may fail, while your local network keeps working. Try the local controller address on your network, and wait for the official update before resetting devices.
When Cloudflare has a problem, many unrelated websites show error pages at the same time. If a site shows a Cloudflare error, it is usually not your device. Wait and retry, and if you own the site, check the official page for your data center before changing DNS.
Namecheap publishes its notices as an announcements feed, not as a live up/down status, so this page links to its official status updates. If your domain or hosting is not responding, check those notices, then confirm DNS and your hosting account before opening a ticket.
If GitHub is degraded, pushes, pulls, Actions or pages may fail or be slow. Your code is safe locally. Retry later instead of force-pushing, and check the official status page for which feature is affected.
If Zoom is having an incident, meetings may not start or audio and video may drop. For an urgent call, switch to Google Meet or a phone dial-in. If the status is normal, update the app and test your connection.
If Slack reports an active incident, messages may be delayed or the app may not load. Your messages are not lost. Wait for the official update, and if everything is normal, restart the app or check your network.
If Discord is down, servers may not load and voice chat may lag or disconnect. Try the web version or restart the app, and wait for the official status update before reinstalling.
If Dropbox reports an incident, syncing, sharing links or sign-in may fail. Your files stay stored. Avoid moving or deleting files during an incident, and let the desktop app finish syncing once service returns.
If OpenAI reports degraded service, ChatGPT or the API may respond slowly or return errors. Wait a few minutes before retrying, avoid refreshing repeatedly, and check the official page to see which feature is affected.
Netflix does not publish a machine-readable status feed. Its official Help Center page tests your connection and says whether Netflix has a known problem. Restart the app and your router, and check other streaming apps to see whether it is your internet.
Spotify publishes its official status page without a public live feed we can read, so open it directly to see known issues. If songs will not play, check your connection, restart the app and try offline downloads.
This page asks each provider's own official status source on our server and refreshes at most every 10 minutes. We never guess: if a company has no public feed, the card says so and links to its official page.
If every service looks fine here but things still fail for you, test your own internet with the speed test and look up your connection with What is my IP.
Every few minutes our server asks each provider's own official status source: Apple's System Status, Google's Workspace Status Dashboard and Cloud Service Health, Microsoft's Azure and admin center feeds, Meta's status site, and the Statuspage feeds used by Coinbase, Cloudflare, GitHub, Discord, Zoom, Dropbox, OpenAI, Ledger and Ubiquiti. We do not use third-party aggregators or user reports.
The server refreshes the data at most once every 10 minutes, and this page checks again by itself every 5 minutes while it is open. Each card shows the time of the last check.
“Issue reported” means the provider lists an open incident, degraded performance or maintenance. “Major outage” means the provider classifies the incident as a major or critical outage. The message under the badge shows the provider's own wording.
Some companies, such as Netflix, Spotify, Binance, Namecheap and Windows Update, do not publish a public live status feed we can read. For those we link to the official page instead of showing a made-up status.
Status pages cover widespread incidents. Your problem may be your internet connection, your device, your account or an incident that the company has not confirmed yet. Restart the app or device, test your connection, and try again in a few minutes.
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