I havent been affected… that i know of… but it would be concerning if they are increasing in frequency.what's really going on with all these outages
I havent been affected… that i know of… but it would be concerning if they are increasing in frequency.what's really going on with all these outages
The other side is you have a system status page that details all the issues you're having in a subset of your users and people think its crap. Other services over-divulge issues that may only happen to one user and people kill them for it.What's the use of a system status page that isn't up to date? Silly and pointless.
Likely an internal upgrade of something isn't going as expected.what's really going on with all these outages
I think people are really blowing this out of proportion. I've been using iCloud Mail ever since it was released (I joined when it was in beta in Summer of 2011), and I've had maybe 3 or 4 outage problems in all that time. Apple Music went down for 27 minutes yesterday, and a few services are out today for a little bit. It's really not a big deal.Hmmm. I've been considering switching to iCloud Mail with a custom domain recently, but this is giving me second thoughts.
It's not just iCloud. Our company project management software Monday.com is down also. Check downdetector.com.
Microsoft Teams, UPS, BMO Bank and some others were all hit.
FWIW, I've been using a Custom Domain for our Bandcamp page that I have verified with my Mastodon Account, it all works great! This is the first outage I've seen like this in many years.Hmmm. I've been considering switching to iCloud Mail with a custom domain recently, but this is giving me second thoughts.
I don't think it's that unreasonable to want your email provider to not go down. I can't remember the last time I was affected by a Gmail outage (not saying there haven't been any, just none that I've been affected by). On top of that are the numerous reports of people's mail being over-zealously filtered by iCloud Mail behind the scenes, so some emails might just never show up with no way to know or resolve the issue.I think people are really blowing this out of proportion. I've been using iCloud Mail ever since it was released (I joined when it was in beta in Summer of 2011), and I've had maybe 3 or 4 outage problems in all that time. Apple Music went down for 27 minutes yesterday, and a few services are out today for a little bit. It's really not a big deal.
iCloud mail is one of the best services I've ever used from Apple. I hated all the others I've used over the years (Yahoo, Gmail, RoadRunner, and others I can't remember).
Have you had any issues with emails just not arriving/being silently filtered out? It seems to be a somewhat widespread issue but I can't find anything that pinpoints an exact cause or resolution.FWIW, I've been using a Custom Domain for our Bandcamp page that I have verified with my Mastodon Account, it all works great! This is the first outage I've seen like this in many years.
I never said it's unreasonable to want it to not go down, and I don't like it going down, but like I said, I've had a small handful of problems in almost 13 years. I think that's reasonable. I have not had any over zealous filtering issues either. I've always received all my emails. Some may go to junk like any other email, but that's all.I don't think it's that unreasonable to want your email provider to not go down. I can't remember the last time I was affected by a Gmail outage (not saying there haven't been any, just none that I've been affected by). On top of that are the numerous reports of people's mail being over-zealously filtered by iCloud Mail behind the scenes, so some emails might just never show up with no way to know or resolve the issue.
I'm willing to put up with a certain amount of instability for a cheap email provider, but there comes a point where I wonder if sticking with Gmail and its flaws is the more stable of the two options.
Honestly, no? But I don't get a lot of email traffic thru that account. I've never had that issue, though.Have you had any issues with emails just not arriving/being silently filtered out? It seems to be a somewhat widespread issue but I can't find anything that pinpoints an exact cause or resolution.
I've seen Apple have a lot of outages over the last year or so. Not specifically always mail outages, but enough that it makes me question how stable their infrastructure is.I never said it's unreasonable to want it to not go down, and I don't like it going down, but like I said, I've had a small handful of problems in almost 13 years. I think that's reasonable. I have not had any over zealous filtering issues either. I've always received all my emails. Some may go to junk like any other email, but that's all.
Are you seeing it reported as down frequently or something? I have not seen, nor experienced that, in the time I have used iCloud email....except for the few times I mentioned.
I haven't either. And iCloud is all I've used since it's inception in 2011. Never even heard of the filtering problem personally. Not to say it doesn't exist though.Honestly, no? But I don't get a lot of email traffic thru that account. I've never had that issue, though.
Good to know. It's hard to tell how big an issue it is (partly because its hard to know if an email you weren't expecting didn't arrive), but I see it mentioned any time iCloud Mail is brought up so there must be something to it.Honestly, no? But I don't get a lot of email traffic thru that account. I've never had that issue, though.
Yesterday: https://www.macrumors.com/2024/01/29/apple-music-not-working-for-some-users/Did I miss it? Were there other outages?
Yeah, it's a fair concern, every once in a while something will go down for a bit. Pretty much my entire life is through iCloud though and I don't feel inconvenienced by outages much at all...they are rare enough for me. Certainly not mail. Every once in a while a few emails will come in late, but I haven't had that problem in over a year and it is not frequent. I actually don't even remember the last time an outage like today occurred with mail, if ever.I've seen Apple have a lot of outages over the last year or so. Not specifically always mail outages, but enough that it makes me question how stable their infrastructure is.