The instant messaging app WhatsApp is recovering after a two-hour crash around the world for reasons that are currently unknown.
The still slow recovery of this application is already being reflected by the web pages that monitor in real time the operation of the main social networks, telephone services and internet services. The Downdetector website already reflects a significant drop in the number of incidents reported by users and hundreds of communications about the recovery of the service.
Most of the users can now send and receive messages, and also check through the double blue “tick” that your messages have already been read by the recipient. Slower is the recovery of the services of this application through the WhatsApp service that many users use on computers and tablets.
The WhatsApp application, which has nearly 2 billion users all over the world, it allows you to send and receive messages over the Internet, which is why it has replaced and displaced other traditional services such as SMS in many cases.