HUNDREDS of iPhone owners have reported issues accessing their iCloud accounts as well as being unable to use Apple Pay.
A surge in complaints was detected by Down Detector just before 9am UK time for iCloud alone.
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Meanwhile, other users on Twitter claim Apple Pay is down as well.
Apple Pay issues could mean chaos for some as they attempt to buy goods with their iPhone.
“My Apple Pay services just have to be down when I need to catch an Uber to get to the airport,” one annoyed user wrote on Twitter.
“Unbelievable.”
Another added: “Seems it’s not just me.
“Pretty big deal of Apple Pay is down!”
A third person said: “Seems like iCloud is down — don’t think that’s ever happened before.”
A fourth confused user commented: “Having trouble logging into my Apple accounts!
“Apple just kicked me out of my iCloud account and keeps pestering me for my password.”
There was also a small increase in the number of reports relating to the App Store as well, suggesting there could be a wider Apple outage going on.
But Apple’s own service status page is yet to officially state any problems.
However, the company’s developer status update page does show an outage affecting App Store Connect – though it’s unclear if it’s related.
Reports on Twitter have come from users in the UK, Japan, New Zealand, the Philippines, India and Canada suggesting it may be a global issue.
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