Apple Outage History

Apple's System Status page indicated a brief degraded performance for iWork Collaboration starting at 6:47 PM UTC and ending at 7:22 PM UTC, lasting about 35 minutes. The incident affected users trying to collaborate in iWork, with the status changing from up to warn and later back to up as services recovered. The provider issued two status updates during the event, and user reports began around 5:45 PM UTC and continued through the disruption, signaling a small amount of impacted users.

Apple Business Manager and Apple School Manager experienced a brief degradation that affected users' ability to access and use these services. The incident began at 6:37 AM UTC and was resolved by 7:17 AM UTC, lasting about 40 minutes. The issue impacted both components.

Apple Business Manager and Apple School Manager experienced a brief degraded service, with users potentially unable to access or sign in to these services. The issue began at Aug 12, 2025 10:02 PM UTC and was resolved by Aug 12, 2025 10:52 PM UTC, lasting about 50 minutes. Apple listed each service as affected and later noted that access could be slow or unavailable for some users, with two status updates issued during the incident. A user in Mumbai reported sign in and two-factor verification issues consistent with the reported symptoms, illustrating the user impact. The incident appeared limited to the two components and did not indicate broader service impact.

Apple experienced a partial outage affecting Apple School Manager, Apple Business Essentials, and Apple Business Manager, with some users seeing slow or unavailable access to these services. The incident began at 2:57 PM UTC when the Apple System Status page indicated degraded performance and lasted for about 1 hour and 45 minutes, with services returning to normal by 4:42 PM UTC. The issue impacted three components and was observed across multiple regions via user reports from Edmonton, Durban, and Liverpool.

The Apple status page issued two updates during the incident, acknowledging degraded performance and later restoration of the affected services.

Apple’s System Status page reported a degraded experience for iCloud Account & Sign In and iCloud Web Apps (iCloud.com), causing login issues for users worldwide. User reports began around 5:15 AM UTC, with a global pattern of sign-in failures and authentication prompts. The incident lasted roughly two hours and was resolved by 7:22 AM UTC.

The service provider published two official updates during the event: first at Aug 9, 2025 6:12 AM UTC noting degraded access for both components, and then at Aug 9, 2025 7:22 AM UTC indicating recovery. There was no Early Warning Signal. The issue appeared to affect users globally, with signs of broad impact across regions rather than a localized problem.

Apple Business Manager and Apple School Manager experienced a brief degradation lasting about 15 minutes. The outage began at 7:27 PM UTC and was resolved by 7:42 PM UTC. Users may have encountered intermittent access issues or degraded management tasks during the window. Apple issued two status updates for the two components, acknowledging the degraded service and then confirming restoration to normal operation. Both services returned to full functionality, and no broader Apple services were reported affected.

Apple Wallet experienced a brief outage that prevented transit card top ups and provisioning (creating) new transit cards for Clipper in the San Francisco Bay Area, SmartTrip in the Washington, DC region, and TAP in Greater Los Angeles. The Wallet component briefly went offline and recovered after about 20 minutes, with the incident starting at 9:12 PM UTC and resolving by 9:32 PM UTC. Apple published two status updates during the outage describing the disruption and restoration. The impact was limited to transit card operations within Wallet; other Wallet features remained available.

On Jun 24, 2025 8:02 AM UTC, Apple Business Manager, Apple School Manager, and Apple Business Essentials began experiencing degraded performance and outages. Over the following days, the impact expanded to a broad set of iCloud services, including iCloud Mail, iCloud Web Apps (iCloud.com), iWork for iCloud, Photos, Find My, and iCloud Account & Sign In, as well as iCloud Calendar and iCloud Contacts. The issues were global, with users reporting failures ranging from email delivery delays to sign-in and access/sync problems across devices. The outages persisted through June 24–26 as Apple issued multiple status updates detailing the evolving incident and ongoing investigations.

The outage began at 5:37 PM UTC with Apple Business Manager showing degraded status and Schoolwork experiencing issues, affecting users' access to core features. The incident lasted about 55 minutes, until 6:32 PM UTC. During the event, user reports were limited, suggesting relatively low activity around the problem. The provider issued three status updates as the situation evolved.

Apple's iCloud Storage Upgrades component briefly degraded, with some users experiencing issues. The incident began at 8:47 PM UTC and was resolved by 8:57 PM UTC, lasting about 10 minutes. Apple issued two status updates during the event to communicate the situation, and user reports were limited. The service returned to normal after the brief disruption, with no further impact noted.