The site is experiencing a variety of issues that are impacting users worldwide. The company acknowledged the service's problems after numerous users reported error messages when trying to watch videos or noted various site elements weren't available.
Some users couldn't sign in to their accounts on YouTube or switch between profiles. Others said they couldn't use the app on their console to watch videos.
Some people would see an error when trying to play a video, even though they weren't having any issues.
YouTube said in a statement that it is aware of the problems and is working on a fix. The company said the issues were global in nature and taking place across devices.
Getting reports from around the
that some of you are having trouble with certain features across YouTube services (e.g. logging in, switching accounts & using the navigation bar) – we’re aware & working on a fix.
Sharing updates as we have them here → https://t.co/wOtEBLiWAC
— TeamYouTube (@TeamYouTube) April 12, 2022
There is a list of the most critical problems that are affecting users, but it is not a complete list.
The company acknowledged that the problems could be causing problems with users being unable to navigate or stream from its live TV service. Users trying to stream YouTube TV via Chromecast and Google TV said they were unable to log back in, for instance.
Users who reported that their videos had disappeared were responded to by the account.
Users aren't experiencing the same problems as the rest of the population, so so far. If you're having any issues with the apps, it's likely because of this.
The underlying technology, like the cloud services, are what causes these kinds of semi-outages.
Further updates will be published to the company's support site. The issues were being reported before the post was published.
There is no update on the fix on YouTube.
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