WhatsApp is down and people are panicking
Service stopped working for users in India and other countries.
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OK guys, time to freak out.
Whatsapp is down -- again -- and people are taking to Twitter and Facebook to express frustration, anger, disappointment, despair.
The messaging app, owned by Facebook, is used by some 1.2 billion people around the world.
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According to Down Detector, the outage started around 7am BST on November 3 and is still ongoing in large parts of Europe and South East Asia.
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People from the UK, India, Italy and other parts of the world were not happy:
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People turned to Twitter to seek confirmation:
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