Telegram is a cloud-based instant messaging service that is available for free. Additionally, the service supports end-to-end encrypted video calling, VoIP, file sharing, and a variety of other functions.
Today, the said app was reported to be down for about two hours. The service seemed to be unavailable in a lot of nations, including Singapore, Indonesia, India, Australia, Myanmar, Bangladesh, the United Arab Emirates, Germany, and the United States, according to a Twitter tweet and reports from Downdetector.com.
Additionally, users shared images of the message they see while attempting to open the app. It was referred to as an “Updating message.”
Telegram responded to users’ tweets, “apologized for the outage and stated that they are working on a resolution.”
Telegram has confirmed on Twitter that everything is “back to normal†after a nearly two-hour outage.
