Update: Netflix is back online in the United States after a service outage prevented some custom♏erꦓs from accessing the streaming service.

"Some of our members in the US and Europe ♍were unable to use Netflix via our website for around an hour this morning," a Netflix representative told us in a statement. "The issue is now fixed and we're sorry for the inconvenience.”

Original story: Netflix has reportedly gon🌄e down ꦍacross the United States as users are reporting outages across the country. 

reports that , a third-party monitoring service, has seen a spike in Netflix users reporting problems. Subscribers in the Northeast, Southern California, the P𒁃acific Northwest, and Texas have all logged problems, with 41% of saying they are receiving a “no connection” error.

Social media users have likewise said that they are receiving error codes when trꦦying to log into the streaming service, inc🐷luding “Error NSES-500,” which is described on the Netflix website as typically pointing "to a network connectivity issue that is preventing your device from reaching the Netflix service.”

Netflix’s customer-support team responded in a tweet, reading: ꦦ“We are currently looking into this situation and working towards a fix.”

The streaming service has been logging record-high traffic over the last few days as Americans are staying inside due to the coronavirus outbreak. Many new Netflix shows have benefited from the added viewership, including Tiger King, a true-crime documentary about a zookeeper who alleges he was framed for murder. It's 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:as strange as it sounds.

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