Google Meet Alami Disruption, Thousands Of Users Affected

Google Meet has a problem until it doesn't work (photo: dock. Google)

JAKARTA Google Meet is experiencing interference which causes the video conferencing service to be inaccessible. According to the service detection system, this problem has an impact on thousands of users in the US.

Reports related to this problem were seen experiencing a spike in Downdetector trackers on Tuesday, September 9 at around 00.22 WIB. The number of reports also jumped sharply, reaching more than 14,000 in just a few minutes.

As of 01.43 WIB, the number of reports finally decreased to 600 users. Even so, not everyone affected reported this issue to Downdetector. It is estimated that more users are affected by this problem.

During the disruption, users cannot join the meeting room. The app is still accessible as usual, but the interface becomes very slow when users try to join the meeting room.

In addition, a number of other users reported that they only saw a blank screen after clicking the Join Now button. There are also users who report about the screen that keeps turning without the option of joining the meeting room.

A Google spokesperson has confirmed the disturbance to CNET. He stated that, "Today, some users may experience brief service disruptions when opening Google Meet."

Google believes that the problem has been resolved because the service has been restored. According to a preliminary analysis of Google, the main cause of the disturbance is the latest changes to the content edge cache. Google technicians will soon address this issue.

"Our technology has solved this issue by returning the changes," Google wrote in a post. "Thank you for your patience as long as we try to solve this problem."