Global outage map.
Where in the world are websites and apps reachable right now? Each dot shows how the sites we watch look from that place.
Hover or tap a dot, or a country in the list, for details.
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Local reports
Where visitors say a site is not working for them. Glows fade as reports get older and dim when a site recovers. Reports are rounded to about 10 km and never show exactly who or where.
The map loads street maps from OpenStreetMap when you open it.
Latest reports
The newest problems visitors have reported across all sites. Each one is a choice they picked, with no personal details.
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How to read this map
- Green means almost every site we watch answered from that place. Amber and red mean more of them did not.
- A whole place turning red can point to a problem with a network or country, not just one website.
- Some sites deliberately block automated checks from certain countries, so a lower figure is a hint, not proof of an outage.
- The data comes from probes on the public Globalping network, refreshed through the day. Read how we check for the details.