KOMPAS.com - Tagar #WhatsAppDown kembali memuncaki trending Twitter global. Pasalnya, layanan aplikasi pesan instan ini kembali mengalami gangguan pada Minggu (19/1/2020) petang.
Seperti biasa, kala WhatsApp error, pengguna bergegas mengecek Twitter untuk memastikannya.
Saat berita ini ditulis, tagar #WhatsAppDown telah dituliskan sebanyak 54.000 kali di platform mikroblogging itu.
Tagar ini memuncaki Trending Topic dunia sekitar dua jam setelah gangguan WhatsApp mulai dirasakan pengguna.
Banyak pengguna mengeluh tidak bisa mengirim pesan multimedia seperti gambar, GIF, stiker, file, pesan suara (voice note), bahkan membuat WhatsApp Status.
Namun, mereka masih bisa mengirim pesan teks dan melakukan telepon atau video melalui WhatsApp.
Baca juga: WhatsApp Error Minggu Sore, Tidak Bisa Kirim Gambar dan Stiker
WhatsApp is unable to send images, videos, GIFs, audio and stickers. #WhatsAppDown
Dari pantauan KompasTekno di situs Downdetector, gangguan WhatsApp terjadi secara global, namun tidak merata.
Beberapa negara yang mengalami masalah di antaranya sebagain besar wilayah Eropa, Arab Saudi, Pakistan, India, Malaysia, termasuk Indonesia.
Di situs tersebut, laporan masalah terkait WhatsApp semakin banyak. Saat berita ini ditulis, ada ratusan laporan WhatsApp error yang masuk pada pukul 19:53 WIB.
Baca juga: Pengguna Android Disarankan Hapus 17 Aplikasi Ini
Belum ada keterangan resmi dari pihak WhatsApp maupun Facebook sebagai induk WhatsApp soal masalah ini.
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U know twitter???? is best and Fast server in worldwide #WhatsAppDown pic.twitter.com/4tL8ElxoKJ
#WhatsApp’s media sharing features are currently down for almost everyone around the world. Users are reportedly unable to send/receive images/videos/files and voice notes through the mobile and web versions of the popular messaging platform. #WhatsAppDown
— Edmond (@KhouryEdmond) January 19, 2020
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There seems to be an apparent error on the popular social messaging app WhatsApp as thousands of users all over the world started reporting issues.
Many took to Twitter to share that they were not being able to send messages or media across the platform for quite some time now. Most of the users were specifically unable to send media or update their Whatsapp status. According to tweets, the outage is resulting in failure to load images in the app.
There didn't appear to be any immediate fix for the problem.
#whatsappdown started trending on Twitter as a large number of reports from users stated that WhatsApp is currently down or not working.
One user asked, "Is it just me or WhatsApp is Temporarily down, cause my photos, GIFs, and voice note fail to deliver. Any other person with this issue? #whatsappdown"
"RIP WhatsApp. Impossible mandate file multimedia #whatsappdown," wrote another user.
Sharing the photo of Whatsapp logo, a user said "I am facing difficulty for WhatsApp media sharing, I can't send even a voice message media sharing WhatsApp is down now are you facing this problem #whatsappdown."
Posting a torn photo of WhatsApp logo, a person tweeted "Whatsapp Media Sharing is down from past 45 minutes Oh my god! Unable to send any photos or videos. Are you facing it too? If yes which country are you from?"
The outage comes at a time when the Facebook-owned messaging app for Android has now notched up a staggering five billion downloads, making it only the second non-Google app to achieve this milestone.
According to Statista, WhatsApp is most popular global mobile messenger app worldwide with approximately 1.6 billion monthly active users, outranking Facebook Messenger at 1.3 billion and WeChat at 1.1 billion users in 2019. Following Facebook and YouTube, it is the third most popular social network worldwide.
Here are a few more tweets showing the frustration of the users worldwide.
Solve the error as soon as possible.
Until then we use Twitter 🤪🥳 #whatsappdown pic.twitter.com/tdAsjozjan — Srinath Reddy (@SrinathReddy_05) January 19, 2020
People running to Twitter to see if WhatsApp is down 😅#whatsappdown pic.twitter.com/flWPaayoTu — Reema Parakh (@parakh_reema) January 19, 2020
I bet some people are like " i didn't know whatsapp was down cause no one texts me anyways *cries*" #WhatsAppDown pic.twitter.com/59Gq2VsOTg — 3RIAN (@_3RIAN2) January 19, 2020
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, in Italia e non solo. Da oggi, a mezzogiorno e per almeno un paio d'ore, moltissimi utenti in mezzo mondo sono stati alle prese con undi messaggistica istantanea, che non consentiva l'funzionava regolarmente solo per quanto riguarda i messaggi di testo tradizionali, mentrein alcuni casi sembrava impossibile anche inviare emoji e stickers. Si è trattato, con tutta probabilità, di un bug dovuto all'ultima versione dell'app, la 2.19.360, rilasciata da poco.I primi malfunzionamenti sono stati riscontrati poco prima di mezzogiorno (ora italiana) di oggi, domenica 19 gennaio 2020., in queste ore, sta coinvolgendo un po' tutto il mondo ma, come dimostra anche DownDetector , i malfunzionamenti sembrano concentrarsi soprattutto nell'Europa centrale.in India, nel Sud Est Asiatico e nella Cina meridionale. Molti utenti stanno lamentando il guasto su Twitter, dove l'hashtag #WhatsAppDown è diventato di tendenza. C'è sanche chi segnala su Twitter problemi con Facebook e Instagram, che fanno parte del gruppo Facebook Inc.
ROMA – Impossibile inviare foto e video su Whatsapp, la piattaforma di messaggistica online, ora proprietà di Facebook, poco dopo le 12 ha iniziato a dare problemi con l’invio di allegati. Su Twitter si è scatenata l’ironia degli utenti.
WhatsApp is down for thousands of people across the UK, Europe and Asia.
Users started bemoaning not being able to send and receive messages on Sunday morning.
More than 500million people use the app, which is owned by Facebook, every day.
According to Down Detector London is the worst affected area in Britain, with Paris, large swathes of Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands facing outages.
Areas of Asia and the Middle East, including Dubai, India and Malaysia are also suffering problems.
WhatsApp is down for thousands of people across the UK, Europe and Asia
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