The number of spikes in Spotify downtime over the last 24 hours would suggest not all is well with Spotify.

A Distributed Denial of Service attack floods servers with traffic and crashes them, leaving them open to various malicious acts. Hopefully, this is simply a series of bad luck with servers and Spotify is working hard to get them fixed, although they haven’t commented on the downtime at the time of writing. Well, Spotify downtime could represent a provoked DDoS attack on Spotify servers. But why are we talking about this? Well, Spotify downtime could represent a provoked DDoS attack on Spotify servers.Ī Distributed Denial of Service attack floods servers with traffic and crashes them, leaving them open to various malicious acts. Whilst having opinions and different views to mainstream isn’t a bad thing, it’s being seen as bad form by Rogan for not having a variety of opinions to help educate his 11 million-strong audience. More specifically, he openly accepted Covid 19 misinformation on the show which goes against the information given by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) according to the BBC. However, Joe Rogan is now in the public firing line after forgetting about his necessity to keep things balanced on the show. The Joe Rogan Experience is Spotify’s most popular export, with exclusive rights to episodes and videos. Twitter is backing up the Down Detector report, with tweets already asking the Twitterverse if Spotify is down again: Spot the happy Spotify customer. Credit: at Down Detectors’ reported outages in the last 24 hours, it looks like this is the latest in a series of outages that are currently plaguing the popular streaming platform. RT if you're also having problems #Spotifydown- Downdetector FebruDown Detector alerts their followers. User reports indicate Spotify is having problems since 10:13 AM EST.

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