TikTok crashes leaving millions of users unable to use hit video app
VIDEO sharing site TikTok is apparently down for users across Europe tonight.
People who have downloaded the popular app are reporting issues on both iPhones and Android devices.
Independent outage monitor Down Detector has registered a spike in ‘TikTok down’ reports.
Users have also reported issues on other sites, including Twitter.
According to stats, some 88 per cent of affected users are having issues with video content.
Others are finding problems uploading clips.
The Down Detector outage map says the TikTok issues are affecting users in the UK, US and large parts of Europe.
People took to social media to complain about the problems, with one simply tweeting: “TIKTOK IS GONE.”
TikTok, one of the world’s most downloaded phone app, first launched in the United States in 2018.
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The social media app allows, which users to create and share video clips with music and camera effects, was founded by the entrepreneur Zhang Yiming.
It is owned by Beijing-based ByteDance.
The Chinese version of the app, called Douyin, was created in 2016.