Amazon Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Amazon users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Amazon, make sure to submit a report below

Amazon users affected:

Report a Problem

Check Current Status

Amazon (Amazon.com) is the world’s largest online retailer and a prominent cloud services provider. Originally a book seller but has expanded to sell a wide variety of consumer goods and digital media as well as its own electronic devices.

Check Current Status

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Community Discussion

Tips? Frustrations? Share them here. Useful comments include a description of the problem, city and postal code.

Beware of "support numbers" or "recovery" accounts that might be posted below. Make sure to report and downvote those comments. Avoid posting your personal information.

Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• Suryoday (@Bharat_suryoday) reported 50 minutes ago

  @iAsura_ Removing facebook, instagram, whatsapp, youtube, netflix, disney, amazon prime, coca cola, pepsi, mcdonald, burger king should be easy. They do not provide any benefit, only problems.

• Certified Villian (@BlacSocial) reported an hour ago

  @HR17000 @ILoveMyWife0007 Whites do this all the time to black folks every time and Amazon-UPS or FedEx driver is doing their jobs yall insecure cowards chase them down with guns harming or killing them. This is a well deserved a$$ whooping #FAFO

• A👑 (@gorg_asia) reported 14 hours ago

  @Itsjustnajjj That’s a mess 😩 but dyfs took her kids n he can get in trouble.. n amazon n usps 2 different companies..

• R-E-L (@ariepatts) reported 17 hours ago

  @Scottykgb @hulu_support Mine was with a Fire TV! No issue when I watched on my phone. Must be an Amazon thing somehow.

• TRUMPATEER (@jamaharon1956) reported 19 hours ago

  @thewriterme I guess it sounds okay if that's what you want and I don't really have a problem with it except the fact what about making Amazon deliveries yeah UPS the Postal Service FedEx if you're still using them for whatever reason are they not allowed on the property at all

• Swapnil Mundhe (@Swapniltm09) reported yesterday

  @Airtel_Presence @airtelindia You’ve been “addressing” this issue in DMs for 17+ days — yet it’s still unresolved. Copy paste responses aren’t resolution. The wrong number is still linked to the Amazon Prime benefit. Stop pretending it’s fixed. Just do your job. #AirtelXstream #SupportFail

• Swapnil Mundhe (@Swapniltm09) reported yesterday

  @Airtel_Presence @airtelindia I’ve explained the issue multiple times : The Amazon Prime partner ID is linked to the wrong mobile number, not mine. Stop asking me to explain it again. Just fix the number linked to the benefit. This is beyond frustrating. #AirtelXstream #SupportFail

• Eric Hendrickson (@eh3ndrickson) reported yesterday

  You're listed as spam for some reason, but this is actually a good question. In many apps/websites, text data may be stored in a database, but photos or PDFs would be stored in something called "blob storage," which Amazon calls S3. Think of it as a Dropbox for a website. Now, there are situations where you may want to show a photo to someone else, but you don't want them to access other files. Websites and apps, when configured properly, will give a means for the website to access said photo without telling them where it is. In addition, some files may not be accessible at all. What happened in the case of Parler was the bucket was publicly accessible. This meant that there was a URL separate from the website that people could access and download photos from. This was the equivalent of making a person's Dropbox account public, so people could scrape EVERY file from it. In addition, certain parts of the metadata (GPS location, make and model of the phone taking the photo, etc) were available. Think about it this way: you invite your friend into your home, but you don't want your friend to go into the walk in closet of your master bedroom. Well, unbeknownst to you, the builder gave a backdoor way for someone to go into every room in your house, walk in closet included. THAT was the security issue related to Parler.

• THE Avatar Kyoshi (@AvatarKyoshi30) reported yesterday

  @cheliseul TRAGIC! Check amazon/ebay and mod details forums to see if anyone knows a fix or if there's one u can buy!

• KinHanK_official (@Kinhank1) reported 2 days ago

  @tariq68493206 We're sorry to hear about the issue. Do the Disney or Amazon Video sources support Dolby Atmos?

• KinHanK_official (@Kinhank1) reported 2 days ago

  @tariq68493206 We're sorry to hear about the issue. Do the Disney or Amazon Video sources support Dolby Atmos?

• CassiusReborn (@Cassius_Reborn) reported 2 days ago

  @Grummz Yes. Take down Cloudflare and Amazon AWS, you're already well along in locking down the internet. The internet has gotten too centralized, drifted away from it's original purpose (decentralized so nukes wouldn't take it out)... Time to buy mesh modems or the like for mesh network

• Nicky Chaleunphone 🇺🇸 (@NChaleunphone) reported 2 days ago

  @shellshockkk Not my problem. She can get a job at Walmart, Amazon, Starbucks, FedEx, UPS.

• Mystic Pepe (@sanityrules23) reported 2 days ago

  @Petervujin61176 @cremieuxrecueil How are billionaires oppressing you? Bad policy oppresses you. Censorship oppresses you. Excessive government spending and taxation oppresses you. But, billionaires are the problem? How did Amazon, the iPhone, Walmart, Google or Ebay oppress you?

• LawTube (@_LawTube) reported 2 days ago

  @amazon is the new ebay. Sellers from "over seas" steal patented work of American companies. When the companies ask Amazon to remove listing for infringement, Amazon is slow to respond, or they just dont do it. Amazon.. stick up for America for once.

Check Current Status