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iTunes Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where iTunes users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with iTunes, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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iTunes is a media player, media library, online radio broadcaster, and mobile device management application developed by Apple. The iTunes Store allows for the purchase of digital music, video, ebooks and audio books.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Sydney, NSW 1
Blackpool, England 1
Cambridge, MA 1
Manchester, England 1
Vancouver, WA 1
Canton, MS 1
Chesterfield County, VA 1
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iTunes Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • sserafriend
    star (@sserafriend) reported

    @1nnermoonch1ld ive had no problem buying from there before (i bought jp itunes giftcards) but that's just my experience

  • mpetruzz
    Matt (@mpetruzz) reported

    @Dean_Devlin iTunes is where the problem is. It's where I tried to buy it.

  • KristenB198997
    Kristen Bridges (@KristenB198997) reported

    Anyone else had problems with the Addison Raye album on iTunes I had already bought the singles before the album but when I bought the album, it didn’t group the singles into the album like it usually does so they’re separate and of course @AccessAddison

  • lordcyphar
    Aleksa Sarai 暗号君 (@lordcyphar) reported

    @ibuildthecloud Stuff like the Newton is the obvious counterexample, but for a more modern example -- iTunes was apocalyptically bad for a very long time. For a more spicy take -- the iPhone was basically a toy until iPhone 5 (or 4, if you ignore the reception issues). A very Vista/7 dynamic.

  • ShiWatana
    Shizuka Watanabe (@ShiWatana) reported

    First, some context. By early 2004, the iPod had become the world's most popular music player. Over 2 million units sold. 30 million songs downloaded from iTunes. But Apple faced a massive problem:

  • auraofPNKSLAM
    𝐀𝐮𝐫𝐚 (@auraofPNKSLAM) reported

    @MagicBardi @arithadon125556 You got your first #1 on iTunes in years. Settle down lmao. Let’s see that Spotify debut tomorrow. But again, more importantly, there’s no video so Atlantic didn’t believe in it.

  • SchmoJosey
    Joey Schmo (@SchmoJosey) reported

    This is impressive considering that Itunes is a streaming service to buy/rent films so almost always the top films on itunes are new movies that are still in movie theaters but available for on demand. Or new movies that just came out the movie theaters for exclusive on demand.

  • nets64579
    CF Stan (@nets64579) reported

    @luvmesum_sweet @Cyamtha84617841 I’m too scared to make a post 🙈 but our song is down to number 3 on ITunes. Are y’all still streaming. I wanted to stay on #1 for a couple more days.

  • Tariq_investor
    Tariq | The 𝕏 Investor (@Tariq_investor) reported

    $SPOT Think back to when Spotify was just that small music app fighting against iTunes and trying to make streaming a thing. Fast forward to now, and they've built this massive platform with close to 700 million users. The wild part? All those risky moves they made with podcasts, AI, and ads are actually working out. They're not content being just a music service anymore. Spotify wants to dominate everything you listen to, and they're making it happen. Their latest move with AI-powered advertising is pretty smart—small businesses can now create their own ads without breaking the bank. That means more revenue coming in beyond what we pay for Premium. What strikes me most is how devoted their users are. While $AAPL and $AMZN treat music like just another feature in their massive ecosystems, Spotify really nails the personal touch. Their recommendations feel like they're reading your mind, and they actually support creators in meaningful ways. That's why people stick around, especially the younger crowd that discovered music through the app. The tech giants are still trying to muscle in, and ad revenue isn't always predictable, but Spotify's position is way stronger—debt-free with solid cash flow.

  • TechDeals_16
    Tech Deals (@TechDeals_16) reported

    @Krytopsy @EA iTunes hasn't had DRM on music in a very long time, yet somehow music piracy really isn't the problem it used to be back when it was all locked down. Remove the DRM, people will buy your product.

  • timriah
    𝕋𝕚𝕞𝓇𝒾𝒶𝒽 (@timriah) reported

    Two discounted songs have temporarily bumped #TypeDangerous down on iTunes. Keep buying Lambs!

  • lucytard0
    .lucytard (@lucytard0) reported

    @kioticlevl @HoIIandMedia Just my feeling deep down ik and we put all that work into PDR but no one’s putting work into alone we can’t even get it to number one on iTunes

  • sydneybbristow
    mari (@sydneybbristow) reported

    @brittscapes I thought for sure it was on Apple Music but apparently their streaming service didn’t even exist then, I bought it on iTunes??

  • hausminaj
    大きなバービー (@hausminaj) reported

    @ROMANSBACK69 nicki’s music always does well on apple music & itunes. you broke spotify barbies are the problem.

  • EasterB55421588
    E|BROWNING 🛍️ Temu promoter 📩 (@EasterB55421588) reported

    I have an iPhone 13 Pro and it's been having trouble connecting to iTunes. It connects to my computer just fine, but iTunes refuses to work.

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