Has the iCloud failed? Why doesn't Apple TV work? Is the App Store down? You can ask yourself these and similar questions when one of the services goes out Cupertino not working properly. Maybe FaceTime isn't working properly for you or the iTunes Store isn't accessible. Whatever problems, failures and down times there could be with Apple offers, all information is collected centrally on a special support page and made accessible to users. Here I have some information for you System status-Overview page compiled. You can call them up with this link.
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System status from "App Store" to "Back to my Mac"
If an Apple service fails or seems to have failed, then it's worth a visit on this support page from Apple. There you will find the so-called System status, a list of Apple's services running on the company's own servers. From the App Store, Apple Music and Apple TV to FaceTime, iBook Store and iCloud to iMessage, iTunes and Siri, everything is included.
If there are problems with a service, but it is shown as "Available", you can submit a report via a link at the bottom of the page. So if you think that the iCloud down or the server from the Mac App Store has failed, then stop by and give the support a tip if necessary;)
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System Status - Overview of Developer Services
In addition to the services and offers for end users, there are of course also numerous programs and user interfaces for developers that run on Apple servers. These can be found on the English-language site called System Status call. You come to this support list with this link. The status of App Store Connect, Apple Music API, Apple News API, Bug Reporter, Device Check, iTunes Sandbox, Xcode Automatic Configuration and a few more are listed. In addition to "Available", there is also the status "Issue", as you can see on the screenshot here:
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After graduating from high school, Johannes completed an apprenticeship as a business assistant specializing in foreign languages. But then he decided to research and write, which resulted in his independence. For several years he has been working for Sir Apfelot, among others. His articles include product introductions, news, manuals, video games, consoles, and more. He follows Apple keynotes live via stream.