by: justin walker, Nexstar Multimedia Cable, Jeremy Tanner
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FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) — Apple users experienced issues with dozens of services after a widespread outage on Monday.
Late morning Monday, Apple had solved 30 failures it all started just before 9:30am PST.
Among the products affected were Apple Music, the App Store, Apple Arcade, Apple Business Manager, Apple School Manager, Apple TV+, iTunes Store, Podcasts, Radio and several iCloud services.
iCloud users have reported failures with Mail, Calendar, and Contacts, among others. A number of iPhone users tweeted about the issues affecting iMessage, but at 11 a.m. Apple reported that iMessages was working normally.
Apple warned users of “slow or unavailable” service in many cases, but did not specify what was behind the problem.
Bloomberg reported that the outage affected Apple’s internal corporate and retail systems, briefly hampering product repairs and other services at Apple stores. as well as communication between company personnel.
Apple did not immediately respond to Nexstar’s request for comment on the cause of the outage.
This is a developing story.
