Is it just you, or is half the internet having a bad day? The 75 cloud services UK businesses run on, the main messaging and social media platforms, popular UK websites, UK internet outages, the latest cyber alerts and data breaches, read live from each source and checked every few minutes. Every incident here is the supplier's own, as they report it.
The shopping, banking, government, delivery and takeaway sites UK businesses and their staff use every day, checked every five minutes.
Etsy and Spotify are read from their own status pages. The rest are our own checks of each website, run by UptimeRobot: a red tile means the site was not answering, not that the company has confirmed a fault. For banks we check the public website, not online banking itself.
Open incidents first, then the ones fixed this week. Each links to the supplier's own update. An outage is not a cyber attack unless the supplier says it is.
Drops in internet service at BT, Sky, Virgin Media, TalkTalk, Vodafone, EE, O2, Three and the other main UK providers over the last 30 days, with what each one meant, plus UK outages Cloudflare has confirmed and explained. Data: Georgia Tech's IODA project and Cloudflare Radar.
The latest news and warnings from the National Cyber Security Centre.
The newest verified breaches added to Have I Been Pwned. Breach data from Have I Been Pwned, shared under CC BY 4.0.

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Messaging and social media
WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, X, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, Signal and more. Most are read from each one's own status page; where a platform publishes none, we check its website ourselves every five minutes.
WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and Messenger are read from Meta's official status page, which covers their business tools (WhatsApp Business, Business Suite, ads, shops and messaging); Meta does not publish one for the everyday apps. Where a platform publishes no status feed (X, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, Threads, Telegram and others) the tile shows our own check of its website, run by UptimeRobot: a red tile means the site was not answering, not that the company has confirmed a fault.