Crunchyroll Xbox app, MyFitnessPal, and Bing maps ordnance survey not working

Update 1: Reddit is no longer down. It’s working as normal now.

Update 2: Bing Maps Ordinance survey issue resolved as well.

Original story follows:

Another service has suffered a major outage. Online discussion forum Reddit is down, as reported by several users from around the world. Take a look at some complaints:

https://twitter.com/DOGBULL/status/1083379693691248641
https://twitter.com/r8d9n/status/1083379885341474817
https://twitter.com/glibpitt/status/1083379944099479552
https://twitter.com/_nishanthhh/status/1083381632441159681
https://twitter.com/AdoredTV/status/1083382011841183747

Meanwhile, there’s a also “security concern” due to which users are being told they’ll have to reset their passwords to be able to log in.

A large group of accounts were locked down due to a security concern. By “security concern,” we mean unusual activity that did not correspond to the account’s normal behavior that may indicate unauthorized access

MyFitnessPal issues

Looks like the MyFitnessPal app is also experiencing issues. Here’s what the company officially shared earlier today:

Starting at 3pm on Wednesday we began seeing elevated errors across the MyFitnessPal program. To our members this may look like a variety of symptoms. These symptoms include, but are not limited to the following: login, sync, Fitbit sync, challenges, user search, database search, food/exercise/weight logging, and partial or no data loading when viewing your account.

We’ve made lots of headway since this afternoon. We continue our investigation in order to get the entire program back into fully functioning order as soon as possible. Our continued apologies for the frustration

Crunchyroll Xbox app problem

Yet another service has gone down. This time around, the Crunchyroll Xbox One app has stopped working. Users are taking to social media platforms like Twitter to share the issue. Take a look:

https://twitter.com/GWS_Anubis/status/1083269698156986369
https://twitter.com/Uniqie06Pepper/status/1083323548696039425
https://twitter.com/WhoIsBossLogic/status/1083319744248262656
https://twitter.com/PissedOffBiotic/status/1083305649834999808
https://twitter.com/Asura__YT/status/1083299796176257028

We’re keeping an eye on the issue, and will update this story with more info as and when it becomes available.

Bing maps ordnance survey issue

Another problem that has now come to light is related to Bing maps. Users say Ordnance Survey mode on Bing maps is broken. Here are some complaints:

https://twitter.com/markfailand/status/1083105459077369861
https://twitter.com/williams_clare/status/1083132655183560705

For its part, Ordnance Survey, which is Britain’s mapping agency, says they can’t help in the matter.

https://twitter.com/OrdnanceSurvey/status/1083004876727218176
https://twitter.com/OrdnanceSurvey/status/1083050666585657344

Affected users have been asking team Bing maps about this issue, but haven’t heard back anything as of now.

We’ll update the story as and when we come across anything news worthy.

Waze not working

Popular Navigation service Waze seems to currently experiencing problems. We are seeing real time reports from users that say the app throws error when they try to use it. Here are a couple of reports:

https://twitter.com/RoxWienand/status/1083255147092996097
https://twitter.com/Ath3rs/status/1083253007184265216

Waze Belgium has said there are currently problems with the route servers.

If you don’t get a route, we suggest you try again a few times. The maintainer wins as it turns out. In the meantime, #waze the problem is solved

There are sometimes problems with servers calculating your routes. Please excuse us. We advise you to try again a few times. The problem will be solved as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding

If you are affected by this outage, rest assured, we are keeping an active tab on the matter, and will update the story as and when the problem gets fixed or there’s any more newsworthy development.

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