Amazon down for a large number of US users

Technology

Christian Baha / RR

26 February

1 min read

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Several US-based users reported widespread outages with Amazon on Wednesday, according to Downdetector.

Almost 10,000 users reported disruptions by 12:47 pm CET, of which 91% had problems checking out and the rest with the site's shopping cart and the mobile app.

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