WhatsApp the worst fault in history, CEO apologizes

The so-called person red is many. In the Saturday, WhatsApp, a popular mobile chat software in the United States, broke a three-hour service outage. In Sunday, WhatsApp executives explained the cause of the failure. In Sunday, WhatsApp's founder and chief executive, Jan-koum, said in a statement that the Saturday failure, originating from a router error, had spread to the company's servers. Cam also apologized for the accident: I am sorry for such a long interruption, which is the longest and most serious interruption of service in years. Cam said it has worked with the service providers to resolve the failure and to ensure that similar failures do not recur in the future. It is not clear WhatsApp's telecommunications infrastructure services, which companies offer, are responsible for WhatsApp or suppliers. US local time Saturday around three o'clock in the afternoon, WhatsApp a service outage occurred and users were unable to send and receive chat messages. By six o'clock in the afternoon, WhatsApp announced that the failure had been eliminated and that the service had been restored. As a result of WhatsApp's failure, Facebook has just announced a $19 billion trillion purchase of the software, prompting global public opinion. WhatsApp has been born for five years and currently has 450 million users worldwide, increasing 1 million new users a day. However, in the East Asian market, including China, the WhatsApp fault did not have much impact on netizens, East Asia is a hot market for mobile chat, with China micro-letter, Japan Line, South Korea KakaoTalk a large number of local strong products, WhatsApp in East Asia weak influence.