Messaging service WhatsApp has&nbsp;not been working since 12:07 PM (IST) on Tuesday and the operations resumed after more than two hours. According to Indian Express, the outage was confirmed by the online tool Down Detector, and by 1 PM (IST), the website had thousands of complaints from users living in India.&nbsp;

Similar reports were also coming from various parts of the world with Twitter users from the United Kingdom, Turkey and Italy also taking to other social media platforms to report the outage.&nbsp;

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In the UK, BBC reported that the app was completely not working for some of the users.&nbsp;

According to BBC, the majority of users reported that they were unable to send or receive messages on the app but there were some cases where the app got stuck or it kept crashing.&nbsp;

"We're aware that some people are currently having trouble sending messages and we're working to restore WhatsApp for everyone as quickly as possible," said a spokesperson of the parent company Meta.&nbsp;

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According to Reuters, a similar situation was also reported in France.&nbsp;

“WhatsApp stopped working for many users across France on Tuesday, with around 9,540 problems registered in the last 24 hours about the Meta Platforms owned service on the Downdetector.”&nbsp;

Messaging service WhatsApp has not been working since 12:07 PM (IST) on Tuesday and the operations resumed after more than two hours. According to Indian Express, the outage was confirmed by the online tool Down Detector, and by 1 PM (IST), the website had thousands of complaints from users living in India.

Messaging service WhatsApp has not been working since 12:07 PM (IST) on Tuesday and the operations resumed after more than two hours. According to Indian Express, the outage was confirmed by the online tool Down Detector, and by 1 PM (IST), the website had thousands of complaints from users living in India. Similar reports were also coming from various parts of the world with Twitter users from the United Kingdom, Turkey and Italy also taking to other social media platforms to report the outage. Also read | One-third of users regularly get their news from TikTok, claims new study In the UK, BBC reported that the app was completely not working for some of the users. According to BBC, the majority of users reported that they were unable to send or receive messages on the app but there were some cases where the app got stuck or it kept crashing. "We're aware that some people are currently having trouble sending messages and we're working to restore WhatsApp for everyone as quickly as possible," said a spokesperson of the parent company Meta. Also read | Kohinoor, Churchill and Ashish Nehra: Rishi Sunak's appointment as new UK PM sparks meme fest According to Reuters, a similar situation was also reported in France. “WhatsApp stopped working for many users across France on Tuesday, with around 9,540 problems registered in the last 24 hours about the Meta Platforms owned service on the Downdetector.”

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WhatsApp suffers massive global outage that lasted for more than two hours