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Apple Music outage confirmed in multiple countries

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Why This Matters

The recurring outages of Apple Music across multiple countries highlight ongoing reliability issues that can disrupt millions of users worldwide. For consumers and the tech industry, this underscores the importance of robust infrastructure and contingency plans for streaming services, which are now integral to digital entertainment. Persistent service disruptions may also influence user trust and competitive positioning in the streaming market.

Key Takeaways

Apple’s System Status pages in several countries are showing an ongoing Apple Music disruption. Here are the details.

Apple Music down for the third time in two months

Apple says that Apple Music has been down since 11:40 am E.T. in several countries, including Australia, Brazil, France, India, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Spain, the U.S., and beyond.

The company’s System Status pages for each country describe the issue as an “outage,” rather than the less serious “issue”designation, explaining that “some users are affected,” and that they “may be experiencing intermittent issues with this service.”

In practice, that means Apple Music may still be working for some people, but a partial outage definitely is causing problems for users around the world. The issue has also been reported on Downdetector, although reports seem to be trending down.

This is at least the third Apple Music outage in two months, including one partial outage that lasted for more than a day.

We’ll monitor the situation and update this post once the issue is resolved, or if Apple shares additional information.

Apple Music requires an active subscription. You can sign up for $10.99 per month, with 1 month free.

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