Snapchat down: Messenger not available in some countries

The popular messenger is currently available Snapchat down and has to contend with massive disruptions. Germany, Switzerland and Austria are also affected. We from TechnikNews were also able to reproduce the problem.

Article from 22:26 p.m .: Last week, the messenger WhatsApp had to deal with problems, now Snapchat is down. The popular messenger has been struggling with massive problems since 22 p.m. The servers are currently unavailable in numerous European countries - logging in, sending snaps or receiving snaps is currently not possible. As Snapchat Support writes on Twitter, the users should not log out and wait. In addition, current status reports are posted there.

We're aware of the issue and working on a fix? Stay tuned for updates! ⚠️We recommend staying logged into your account.

- Snapchat Support (@snapchatsupport) 6 November 2017

A red point for many status reports about Europe. (Image: screenshot /TechnikNewsnet)

Snapchat down: no solution

Also numerous TechnikNews-Readers are experiencing problems with the service. There is currently no solution to this problem. Therefore, restarting your smartphone or reinstalling the app is of no use. all disturbances There are also numerous reports, but these are now becoming less frequent. A week ago, the large team messenger Slack was also down for two hours - it was said that an attack on the servers was to blame for the problems.

Update from 23:14 p.m .: At 23 p.m., Snapchat has not made any further announcements on the subject. The developers are already working on the problem. Many users are posting under the Twitter tag "#snapchatdown“ numerous problems.

Update from 23:48 p.m .: Snapchat seems to be back online. There are also fewer reports from users. Snapchat seems to be working again on our device, too, but everything is still loading a bit slowly.

It seems current # Disturbances with #snapchat admit. The servers cannot be reached anywhere in the world. #snapchatdown #snap

TechnikNews (@TechnikNewsnet) 6 November 2017

Article last updated at 00:03 am.