LinkedIn suffers a global downturn
Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2025 4:32 am
By Juan Rodriguez
Content Creator
TOUpdate: At 11:10 p.m. on the same day, LinkedIn recovered from the crash and resumed normal operations.
LinkedIn, the business-oriented platform, is experiencing a global outage that has left the billions of users who access its services every day without service. This failure of the social network began at 3:00 p.m. GMT-6 affecting different parts of the world, as we can see in this map of incidents recorded by Down Detector :
LinkedIn crash chart
Specifically, users of this network have reported problems vietnam number data loading the profile and home page, both on desktop and mobile versions, offering as an alternative to visit the Help Center , although this does not work either. LinkedIn has not yet given a concrete explanation regarding the origin of these problems, but stated on X (formerly Twitter) that it is working to solve this problem as soon as possible:
This is not the first time something similar has happened. These LinkedIn outages have occurred a couple of times a year since 2017, although to a lesser extent than the frequent outages of Meta platforms such as Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, and in most cases the digital giant has not been able to specify the causes.
Of course, users' reactions have not been long in coming, and they have shared their opinions and memes on X, as you can see in these examples:
Content Creator
TOUpdate: At 11:10 p.m. on the same day, LinkedIn recovered from the crash and resumed normal operations.
LinkedIn, the business-oriented platform, is experiencing a global outage that has left the billions of users who access its services every day without service. This failure of the social network began at 3:00 p.m. GMT-6 affecting different parts of the world, as we can see in this map of incidents recorded by Down Detector :
LinkedIn crash chart
Specifically, users of this network have reported problems vietnam number data loading the profile and home page, both on desktop and mobile versions, offering as an alternative to visit the Help Center , although this does not work either. LinkedIn has not yet given a concrete explanation regarding the origin of these problems, but stated on X (formerly Twitter) that it is working to solve this problem as soon as possible:
This is not the first time something similar has happened. These LinkedIn outages have occurred a couple of times a year since 2017, although to a lesser extent than the frequent outages of Meta platforms such as Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, and in most cases the digital giant has not been able to specify the causes.
Of course, users' reactions have not been long in coming, and they have shared their opinions and memes on X, as you can see in these examples: