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Reaction by Ghanaians after WhatsApp went down

04 May 2017 at 12:02
In Ghana, many took to Facebook which owns WhatsApp to express their frustrations after it went down.
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WhatsApp subscribers in Ghana took to other social media networks to express their frustration following news that social media app was down on Wednesday (May 3, 2017).

The outages were also reported in Europe and Brazil.

In Ghana, many took to Facebook which owns WhatsApp to express their frustrations.

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An explanation is yet to be given for the outage even though the service has been restored.

The service was restored some hours after the outage.

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