All articles tagged with #login issues
Twitter (X) experienced a major login outage affecting millions, caused by a security update involving YubiKey two-factor authentication, which led to account lockouts and a system rollback to fix the problem.
Kottke.org features a simple browser game involving opening a microwave door, but to comment on the site, users must be members. The site advises those experiencing login issues, potentially caused by ad blockers, to disable them or contact support for assistance.
QNAP NAS users are experiencing login issues after a problematic firmware update, QTS 5.2.2.2950, which was initially released and then withdrawn due to user complaints. The update affected certain models in the TS-x53D and TS-x51 series, leaving users unable to access their devices even after resets. QNAP has re-released a stable version and advises affected users to either downgrade or contact tech support, though some users report a lack of response from support. This incident highlights ongoing challenges with software updates in the tech industry.
Facebook and Instagram experienced a global outage, causing users to be logged out and unable to log back in, with many receiving incorrect password errors. Downdetector received reports from around the world, and Meta confirmed the issue, stating that their engineering teams are working to resolve it. The services are now back online, but the cause of the outage has not been disclosed.
The developers of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League acknowledge the login and server issues as their top priority, stating that it's a complex problem with multiple smaller issues affecting players in different ways. They have already released bug fixes and a balancing patch, explaining that balancing changes can be done separately from code support. The update also includes information on upcoming balance changes aimed at making more items viable in the endgame and encouraging players to experiment with their builds. Despite the game's potential, it has been criticized for its fundamental design decisions and extended development time.
World of Warcraft players are experiencing login issues and lag with systems like the Auction House and Group Finders. Blizzard has acknowledged the problem and is currently investigating the issue with their authentication servers. The cause of the problem is still unknown, and it is unclear if it is related to a DDoS attack.
Blizzard is investigating reports of login issues affecting Diablo 4's servers, which have been down since 9:30 pm BST in Europe. Players are experiencing long queue times and error code 300202 before being disconnected entirely. The support team is working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. This comes after a smooth launch for Diablo 4, which has been Blizzard's fastest-selling game ever.
Diablo 4 has been facing login issues and long queue times due to a large influx of players. Restarting the game or router may help, but there is no guaranteed solution. Blizzard has confirmed that login issues have been resolved, but players can still submit a ticket for additional help. Despite these issues, the game has received an overall positive response and is available on multiple platforms.
Players with early access to Diablo 4 are experiencing login issues due to problems with Blizzard's authentication servers. After selecting their character, players are stuck on a "queued for game – start game pending" screen. Blizzard has acknowledged the issue and is investigating. Despite this, Diablo 4 has had a smooth early access launch period on most platforms.
Diablo 4 players on PS5 are using microtransactions to bypass login issues caused by a bug that prevents the game from finding a valid license. Some players have found a free workaround by downloading a free game from the PlayStation store to remind the system of their valid license. Blizzard is aware of the issue and is working on a fix.
Warner Bros. Discovery's new combined streaming service, Max, experiences login troubles and confusion on its launch day. Some subscribers are having trouble logging into their accounts, while others are confused about the transition from HBO Max to Max. The process of downloading an entirely new app is causing bewilderment for some subscribers. Additionally, some features, such as the ability to upload any profile picture, have been removed. Max features the HBO Max content library along with select additions from Discovery+.
Twitter users reported being logged out of their accounts on the web client, with some unable to log back in immediately. This is the latest in a series of bugs and glitches on the platform, including restored checkmarks for formerly verified users and verified fake accounts. The issue appears to be isolated to the web client and not smartphone apps.
Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games is still struggling with login and server issues after the release of its latest update, Alpha 3.18, which includes Persistent Entity Streaming tech. The game's platform is currently operational but has been given the status of Partial Outage owing to problems with its persistent universe and electronic access. The developer has apologised for the "super rough start" and is working to resolve the issues as quickly as possible.