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Emma Roth @ The Verge · today 11:29 EDT

Apple’s App Stores can’t install new apps

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge


Users on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac are having trouble downloading apps from Apple’s App Store right now. When users tap “Get” to download an app, the icon swirls briefly to indicate that it’s loading, but then it reverts to “Get,” leaving them unable to install the app they want.
Reports of App Store issues are starting to mount on social media, while several of us here at The Verge, including in the US and Europe, aren’t able to download apps, either. Judging

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