Users of Music Streaming Apps are automatically logged out and can no longer access their service.
Spotify is suffering from a massive crash. Many users in France and Europe have found that they cannot connect to the service on their smartphone or computer browser.
Once the application is launched, the user will log out automatically and will not be able to access the service even after entering their credentials.
The blackout seems to have started at 7:00 p.m. Since this time the Downtector site has seen a peak in reports. In France, more than 20,500 fractures were reported at 7:50 p.m.
The Swedish service has admitted an issue with its Twitter account.
“Something went wrong, we’ve been thinking about it. Thanks for your report!”, The company tweeted on its account.
Other countries in Europe, such as the UK, seem to be facing a similar problem According to local newspapers.
At 8:00 pm the possibility of connecting to the service from the computer seemed to work again.
The problem is now with the mobile app approved by Spotify His website.
Another site seems to be experiencing difficulties. This is the Discord social network. More than 13,000 failure reports have been made on the Downtector site.
The social website also acknowledged the problem on Twitter.
“We are aware of an issue causing news failures and have been working on fixing it. We tweeted at the Discord account. Sorry for the inconvenience and thank you for being there!”
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