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                        Downdetector® by Ookla® report highlights largest service outages in
                        2024, including Facebook, Crowdstrike and Microsoft

        Language: en | Date: 2024-12-09 14:42:47 |  Share
        While Microsoft 365 and Facebook outages significantly impacted the Middle East and Africa region,
        disruptions to local telecom providers like Telkom, MTN, and Vodacom were seen as well

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        DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, December 9, 2024/APO Group/ --  Facebook outage on March 5 was the largest global
                                                                         outage, with 11.1 million users reporting issues
           Crowdstrike outage on July 19 led to nearly five million users reporting issues with services that rely on it, including
           emergency services, airlines, and ride-sharing apps
           The largest outage in the Middle East and Africa was the Microsoft 365 outage on March 14, which was part of a global
           event

        Ookla® (www.Ookla.com), a global leader in connectivity intelligence, has released its latest analysis on the
        largest internet outages (https://apo-opa.co/3D36xq3) during the first nine months of 2024. The report, based
        on Downdetector® (https://apo-opa.co/3Zta2gR) data, aims to analyse the largest challenges associated with
        service disruptions, as dependence on digital services increases.



















           Hamdy Farid - SVP of Product


        Downdetector by Ookla is the world’s most popular platform for online service status information. By
        leveraging over 25 million monthly reports from individual users, real-time analysis, and verification of outage
        reports, Downdetector Explorer helps ISPs, mobile network operators, technology companies, banks, and
        other organizations understand the size and scale of incidents — and rapidly act to resolve issues that matter
        most to their customers.

        Key findings from the report include:

           Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp were most impacted, affecting millions of users.
           Furthermore, Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and gaming services were also significantly impacted, underscoring both the
           complexity of the internet itself, and the needs of network-reliant services on this complex ecosystem.
           Though the outages were worldwide, key regions like the Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, and
           the United States experienced substantial service disruptions.

        “Our Downdetector platform offers real-time visibility into service disruptions, helping users and businesses
        stay informed and respond effectively,” said Hamdy Farid, SVP of Product at Ookla. “Many leading retailers,
        social media platforms, internet providers, streaming services, gaming companies, and financial institutions
        rely on Downdetector to monitor outages and understand the root causes of connectivity issues.”

        The report also includes a region-wise breakdown of the biggest outages:

        On a global scale, Facebook's outage on March 5 was the largest, with over 11.1 million users across the
        world reporting issues. Facebook and Instagram outages impacted the Asia-Pacific region the most, followed
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