The server has a temporary or permanent error and is unable to handle the request. The browser has requested information which does not exist on the server. The webpage is up and reachable, but is going to redirect you to another URL. The webpage is up and reachable and the contents shall be displayed. Status codes can be separated into five separate categories based on their first number: But if it sends back a http status code of 404 it means “NOT FOUND, the requested webpage was not found, so I can’t display the contents you requested”. And tell the browser what’s going to happen next.įor instance, if the webpage sends a http status code of 200 back to the browser it means “OK everything worked, I will now display the contents you requested”. The https status codes as they are sometimes called are handed to the browser as part of this information. The purpose of the headers is to give the browser important information about the state of the webpage. WhatsApp had not publicly commented on the outage.Every time your browser connects to a webpage it’s sent back data from the webpage known as headers. More than half a billion people use WhatsApp on a daily basis. Now just frustrated."Ī month ago, Facebook experienced its most serious outage - with issues spanning 24 hours.
I changed my setting, reboot my phone and finally got what on twitter #whatsappdown. "What I was blaming my internet connection, then my phone. One user said: "Unable to download a picture, unable to send a picture. Man 'disgusted' as Michelin star restaurant refuses to refund £660 reservation after his dad diesįurther afield, there were issues in Dubai, India and Malaysia with the app.Ex-boxer shot by hitman in street is 'close friend' of former wanted man.a 'powerful Salford gang' is thought to be behind the shooting.Issues were reported in Europe, as well as the UK, in places as widespread as Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and Paris. The worst affected area is London with Manchester and Glasgow also affected The problems first emerged at around 12pm in the UK as people struggled to send images or voice notes using the messaging app, owned by Facebook.Īt its peak there were more than 5,000 reports of issues on the Downdetector site. Thousands of WhatsApp users around the world have found issues with the app on Sunday.
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