The App Store, Apple Music, the Podcast app, Apple Arcade, Apple Schoolwork, and Apple TV + are all having major problems.
Apple Music, the App Store, iTunes, Apple TV, iMessage, Mail, Contacts,
Find My, Apple Maps, FaceTime, Apple Fitness+, and even our beloved domestic helper Siri all appear to be having major problems. The extent of the outages is unclear at this time, but they appear to be affecting a majority of Apple’s major products and services. Twitter is also alight with complaints from people claiming they can’t reach some of the company’s most vital platforms and services:
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