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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
Cambridge, MA 1
Manchester, England 2
Vancouver, WA 1
Canton, MS 1
Chesterfield County, VA 1
Pottsville, PA 1
Jersey City, NJ 1
Huntingdon, England 1
Perth Amboy, NJ 1
Atlanta, GA 1
Little Rock, AR 1
Fredericksburg, VA 1
Palm Desert, CA 1
Saskatoon, SK 1
Brentwood, TN 1
Edmonton, AB 1
Township of Bensalem, PA 1
New York City, NY 1
Panama City Beach, FL 2
Glasgow, Scotland 1
Newcastle upon Tyne, England 1
West Des Moines, IA 1
Gardena, CA 1
Township of Evan, KS 2
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iTunes Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • dhrangad
    Himanshu Dhrangad🇮🇳 (@dhrangad) reported

    @AbhishekMarkets I would say that most people use iPhone because it is easy to upgrade. In android there is no full backup option like itunes that backs up passwords, notes and logins also. If you think you know some free apps that backup whole android (u can exclude login) let me know

  • jwflame
    John Ward (@jwflame) reported

    @rustytatra @Gammitin But all totally inaccessible and unavailable unless you first download and install the itunes spyware app, create an account, sign in and provide payment details, then perhaps it might be possible to see what is available. Physical media requires none of that BS.

  • ScottRRobinson
    Scott Robinson - I am the hero Dr. Z (@ScottRRobinson) reported

    I have a problem how to spend my iTunes card *doctor phones* "no more local itunes :(" young impressional Mom

  • ReggieHawk17270
    Reggie Hawkins (@ReggieHawk17270) reported

    @Savage16May I sold my house. Bought a cheaper place out of town for lower taxes. And to avoid the bullshit water, garbage fees. Cancelled all unnecessary subscriptions. Down to only one internet tv provider no satellite. No iTunes.

  • 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

  • ravioli_lvr
    grace (@ravioli_lvr) reported

    when I was ten I bought monster by lady gaga on itunes and it was the explicit version and I instantly got so scared that i’d get in trouble I told my parents on myself and my step dad tried to get apple to refund and undownload it from my ipod

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    No credible evidence supports claims of fraud for J-Hope's "Killin' It Girl." The song's success, reaching on Spotify's Global Chart with 2.9M streams and topping iTunes in 61 countries, aligns with J-Hope's popularity and BTS's fanbase. Daily stream increases are normal for new releases by major artists, driven by promotion and fan engagement. While chart manipulation rumors exist in K-pop, no specific proof ties to this song. Spotify's fraud detection further reduces likelihood of issues. The growth seems organic.

  • 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.

  • LycanWitchcraft
    ☽⛧☾༺ 𝔏𝔶𝔠𝔞𝔫 𝔴𝔦𝔱𝔠𝔥 ༻☽⚧︎☾ (@LycanWitchcraft) reported

    False. Music “purchased” through iTunes, you’re not buying the music itself, you’re buying a license to use the music. While it has the illusion of ownership, you don’t actually own it, ie you need to sign in and authorize your computer for the music files to work, you are limited to burning the songs to disc 7 times total, songs not downloaded or backed up can disappear if the content right holders pull their license with Apple, not allowed to sell or trade or anything beyond personal use with the music, etc.

  • 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??

  • stupeoscientia
    keigo atobe shady facts🥛🍼 (@stupeoscientia) reported

    @yudansezu I thought I sent u the 4th hyotei soundtrack (bc I bought it on iTunes) 😭 ah well lmk if u ever want it (I haven’t looked at the ones posted in server)

  • 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.

  • radoistaken
    Rado (@radoistaken) reported

    @Naija_PR Wrong choice of words… the real billion movers are not the problem. It’s the $50 iTunes boys that brings shame to the industry

  • JoeCattt
    JoeCat ® (@JoeCattt) reported

    remember when you could buy music videos on itunes? $1.99, yours forever. I played the ones I paid for. now i’m just waiting— to see if UMG forgets we had a contract. what happens if they take down what I own?

  • Stammy
    Stammy (@Stammy) reported

    iOS App Store + itunes store was too powerful. And it wasn’t a good media player. At the time it had to replace your iPod so it needed to be powerful for music too imo And i recall various hardware issues (mainly slow) and being exclusive to just Sprint back when switching carriers was a huge hassle

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