05.31.2023
The Apple TV app services including Apple TV+ and Apple TV Channels are currently experiencing outages, according to Apple’s system status page. Readers are reporting they are unable to view
The Apple TV app services including Apple TV+ and Apple TV Channels are currently experiencing outages, according to Apple’s system status page.
Readers are reporting they are unable to view TV+ content, or the app simply deems them ‘signed out’ — a common symptom when Apple’s servers go down.
The post Apple TV app experiencing outages just before Ted Lasso finale appeared first on 9to5Mac.
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