Problems with the App Store, iCloud and Apple Music seem to have arisen today as many users report experiencing inaccessibility.
According to Down Detector, a website that monitors site downtime, thousands of people have complained about problems, saying that Apple applications have “fallen”.
Users also noticed problems with Find my iPhone, Apple Maps, iTunes, iMessage and Apple TV.
According to Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, Apple’s corporate internal systems are down, which, he said, “restricts teleworking and shopping, as well as product acceptance and repair.”
At the moment it is not clear what is causing the problems.
Apple’s status page shows problems with 11 services: App Store, Apple Arcade, Apple Music, Apple TV Plus, iTunes, Podcasts, Radio, Apple Business Manager, Apple School Manager, Device Registration Schedule, and School Work.
The company has not yet commented on the problem, but it is believed to be a global issue, with users protesting in both the US and the UK.
Many Apple users are protesting via Twitter.
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