Shopify outage disrupts stores, checkouts and admin access
A Shopify outage disrupted storefronts, checkouts, admin access and Retail POS, potentially affecting merchants' ability to manage stores / process sales.
A Shopify outage disrupted storefronts, checkouts, admin access and Retail POS, potentially affecting merchants' ability to manage stores / process sales.
This seems like it was a brief outage over night.
An incident affecting Feeds on the Google Merchant Center status dashboard could disrupt product listings and Shopping ad performance.
OpenAI confirmed the issue and wrote, "Weโre currently experiencing issues."
Shopify is experiencing major login outage on one of the yearโs biggest shopping days, leaving merchants locked out of their stores.
This impacts the web UI, but other interfaces are currently up. This does not impact ad serving.
The issue may result in slowness, errors and other problems within the Google Ads and Search Ads 360 consoles.
Google confirmed an issue with serving content across numerous surfaces for some users. May be part of the Google Cloud outage.
Google Ad Manager, Campaign Manager 360, and Display & Video 360 are experiencing technical issues.
There has been a major outage for ChatGPT, APIs and Sora for the past few hours.
Google has confirmed a serving issue specifically with Google Lens.
Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and WhatsApp are all experiencing widespread disruptions, impacting advertising.
Google Ads is experiencing technical issues, causing error messages, slow response times, and disruptions for advertisers.
Competitors' sensitive information is being exposed to advertisers while key reporting tools and product management features are inaccessible.
Google identified and fixed its technical difficulties with serving, but it may have impacted news publisher traffic.
Third-party search services that use Bing are also offline, including DuckDuckGo, ChatGPT Search, Copilot and more.
Verification status, managing appeals and managing reviews currently may not be working.
More than 48,000 reports of issues have been registered on Downdetector, with users impacted globally.
Meta's team of engineers is working to resolve the issue that is causing major disruptions to ad creation and management.
Full refunds aren't guaranteed for affected advertisers, but you can take steps to improve your chances.
Google expects to resolve the issue for all users in the near future but has not provided a specific timeframe for the fix.
Google has confirmed it is investigating reports of these issues and is working on a fix.
You may be seeing a 500 error when trying to access the tool.
Users are having trouble getting the latest AdMob data because some clicks are not showing up in the reports.
Google said you may see an error page when doing a search.
Late Friday afternoon, Google has told us the issue with Google Ads has been resolved.
Google Ads advertisers were greeted with a 500 server error starting around 9:10 a.m. ET. Service was restored just before 11 a.m. ET.
Since 11:50am ET, Twitter has been having major issues with its services.
That's it. That's the news.
Google Ads was out for 3 hours, leaving advertisers unable to manage campaigns.
Yet another potential outage for Google, this time affecting certain ads from delivering.
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The issue was reported today but could have been affecting user account data since August 30, with no estimated date when it'll be fixed.
Another Google outage is reported and advertisers are scrambling to figure out what's going on.
A reporting outage in the Google Ads dashboard and other platforms are causing confusion among advertisers this morning.
This issue started yesterday afternoon and only impacts users on the desktop version of Gmail.
Many SEOs have reported being unable to access Google Search Console.
Can't access your Google Search Console properties? Do not worry, you are not alone.
Google can only respond "sorry, something went wrong, try again in a few seconds" at this moment to your Google Home requests.
When Google's first-party responses are not available, Google may ask if you want to use a third-party service.