Tens of thousands of people likely got a break from their afternoon meetings on Wednesday when Zoom outages prevented users from joining meetings and accessing the website. Disruptions peaked ...

Frankly, there's really only one app you can associate with the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic: Zoom. Whether it was for distance learning, work meetings, or even awkward virtual birthday ...

Companies all over the world rely on Zoom for meetings, which is why it was such a big deal that the popular video calling platform was basically unusable around the world for most of Wednesday ...

Video calling application Zoom was down for thousands across the US on Wednesday. Users reported seeing an ‘Error 50003’ message while trying to open the website ...

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As if a Spotify outage wasn’t enough for one day, Zoom – the popular video conferencing service – also experienced a pretty large, global outage. From about 3:00 PM ET on, Zoom’s own ...

You may be able to skip your next meeting. Zoom appears to be down for many. Users began reporting outages on the popular video conferencing platform to Downdetector.com midday on April 16 ...

Zoom experienced a significant global outage on Friday, disrupting video meetings, its website, and mobile apps, leaving numerous users unable to connect. The company acknowledged domain name ...

If you need a sign to call it quits early today, this might be it. Zoom, the popular virtual meeting service that many companies rely on around the world, is suffering a major outage.

Zoom says its platform is back online after suffering an outage for much of Wednesday afternoon. “Service has now been restored after the earlier outage, and we sincerely appreciate your ...

Zoom went down for users for several hours The outage was caused by a GoDaddy domain “communication error” Spotify and X also had hiccups, but this was thought to be unrelated The recent Zoom ...