If during the afternoon of June 2 you have received insistent error messages from the App Store on your iPhone screen, or you have experienced other types of errors on other Apple devices, you can rest easy.
Far from being the victim of possible infamous pirate attacks or attempts to impersonate your identity, those in Cupertino have recognized that some of your online services are experiencing some bugs and that they may not be operational.
The first signs of these errors that users perceived occurred in iTunesStore, when the message “iTunes cannot process payments at this time, please try again later«.
Up to 13 of the services that Apple offers online have been affected by these unexpected errors, including Apple TV, iCloud Backup, Mac App Store, Apple Music, Mail Drop, and Photos. The Apple's official website you can check the current status of all available services.
The company has recognized in social networks the errors that they are experiencing and have ensured that they are working on them to return the applications to their normal service: «We are aware of these errors and are working to resolve them as soon as possible«.
Meanwhile, Apple's assistants are available in social networks to answer all the doubts of the users in real time via Twitter from the official account @AppleSupport.
It seems like things get complicated for the company just the week when Wall Street Journal has published that Apple has launched a debt issuance in Taiwan and Australia with the goal of reaching $ 4.000 billion. Will these errors affect the value of Tim Cook's shares?
We are waiting for the updates that Apple engineers carry out to standardize the operation of all its online services and applications.
