The news outlet did check the company's TLS certificate this time to see if it had anything to do with today's outage, but it didn't seem to be the source of the problem. In general, users were unable to listen to anything as nothing seemed to be working properly.īased on the report, the website DownDetector, which tracks web services use based on reports by the users, said that the issues started at 9:00 in the morning, with around 80% of affected users having problems with music streaming, while another 15% were unable to log in on their accounts.Īfter nearly an hour of resolving the issue, Spotify said that the technical difficulties had been "identified and resolved."Īs per The Verge, Spotify outages are rather rare, with the last major issue happening back in August when the company forgot to renew their TLS certificate, which also set back the users for an hour. Read More: Vietnam Will Close Facebook If It Doesn't Censor More Local Political Content Technical Issues ResolvedĪccording to The Independent, songs would skip after merely 10 seconds on all devices, including Android and iOS devices. However, that didn't seem to be the case.Īfter the company tried to fix things from their end, tons of Spotify users continued to report difficulties, such as one user who was using the Spotify Web player, saying that it wasn't working on either Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome.Īnother one wrote that their downloaded playlist was gone and it's downloading again, and on top of that, they were unable to listen to music as it kept skipping, saying that the company "made it worse." Need more help? Let know! - Spotif圜ares November 27, 2020 We’ve made a few tweaks backstage, so everything should be back to normal.
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