Spotify’s crash and recovery
Popular music streaming service Spotify went down for users across the world this morning when problems started at around 11:32 BST, and affected users around the world. Those who reported issues, 67% reported problems with music streaming, 28% with log-in, and 4% with the website. Spotify is now back up and running. Spotify said: "Everything’s now back in tune! If you still need help, send us a tweet."
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