WhatsApp Down, CEO Recieved Many Complaints

WhatsApp Down (captured from Down Detector)

WhatsApp is a short messaging service app. WhatsApp had down in different countries on November 3, 2017. On that day, if it was monitored from the downed page detection site, Down Detector, the problem report for WhatsApp increased. There are 58 to 197 reports that sent into the Down Detector site in November, 3.

On the page, the main problem WhatsApp users say is a connection problem (52 ​​percent), unable to send and receive messages (41 percent), and can not log in (5 percent). On the live map outage featured on the Down Detector website, the down of WhatsApp services covers Europe, Netherlands, Belgium, Czech, Germany, Italy, Luxemburg, Spain, United Kingdom and Turkey.

But the down of WhatsApp service is also reported from various countries in Asia, China, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia. Not only those countries, WhatsApp users in the United States also got the same problem. Although only for a moment, WhatsApp users have written their complaints on Twitter with hashtag #whatsappdown.

Many complaints submitted by WhatsApp users, the complaint addressed to Twitter account Jan Koum, co-founder and CEO of WhatsApp. Although it had fallen several hours, all features WhatsApp now been working normally as usual.

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