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Update - The PSN is now back online

Once in a while, the PlayStation Network would go offline and it just happened this morning. Not only is it affecting the Malaysia region but pretty much worldwide. The company's PlayStation Network team is currently working to resolve the issue as we speak.

If you’ve been having problems with Microsoft Teams, Azure or Outlook today then you’re not the only one, as cloud users across the world lost access. Countries affected included the US, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa. Microsoft says that it has mostly recovered from a “networking outage” and it should be business as usual though.

UPDATE: We have received a statement from Maxis that the line is restored. In their statement, they said "We would like to update our customers who were experiencing network disruptions earlier, that services are being restored gradually, and expect full restoration soon. We would like to once again thank our customers for their understanding and patience."

Looks like Google recently confirmed that they will be shutting down the Google Play Movies & TV app on 15 June 2021 and instead be pushing existing customers to their YouTube apps in order to access their existing movie purchases. But that’s not all, 9to5Google also mentioned that the app will not be accessible on Roku, as well as other smart TV brands such as LG, Samsung, Vizio, and potentially more.

It looks like Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram are having some technical difficulties right now. Many users have complained about not able to send and receive messages through the platforms. Not just in Malaysia, other countries such as the United Kingdom, France, and Australia are facing the same problem as well.

Please take note that starting from 11:30 pm until 11:59 pm on 11 December 2020 (Friday), there will be some services from Maybank that are will not be available during this period. To minimize any inconvenience, please perform your transactions in advance.

Update - The services are stable now, you can now resume your transaction on the website and M2U app

Since this morning, it has been reported that both the M2U mobile app and Maybank website are experiencing service interruptions. This is the second time already since the last one about a few days ago but you can still do your transaction business on the MAE app. Wait...why isn't MAE down?

Earlier today, ookyo recently updated their website stating that they will be "turning RED" on 21 January 2020. With that said, all existing ookyo subscribers will be ported over to Hotlink RED on the aforementioned date and they will also be given 8GB of free internet data with non-Stop Social worth RM45.

Barely a few days after Facebook services went down across the globe, TIME Broadband seems to be experiencing technical difficulties resulting the a total disconnect for all TIME Broadband customers which started around 8PM, 16 April 2019.

Facebook-owned services such as WhatsApp, Instagram as well as Facebook themselves are currently experiencing technical difficulties causing them to be inaccessible for the time being. The outtage could potentially affect services other than the ones mentioned, so do take note.