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TikTok is still struggling in the US due to a “cascading systems failure.”

TikTok’s US service crashed early Sunday morning, and as of late Monday night, it still hasn’t fully recovered.

After finally announcing the problem started with a power outage at an unnamed partner’s data center, TikTok USDS followed up with an updated statement saying, “While the network has been recovered, the outage caused a cascading systems failure that we’ve been working to resolve together with our data center partner,” and listing some of the bugs users are experiencing. There’s still no ETA for a full fix.

We’re continuing to resolve a major infrastructure issue triggered by a power outage at one of our U.S. data center partner sites. While the network has been recovered, the outage caused a cascading systems failure that we’ve been working to resolve together with our data center partner. What this means for your Tik Tok experience: . You may notice multiple bugs, slower load times, or timed-out requests, including when posting new content. Creators may temporarily see “0” views or likes on videos, and your earnings may look like they’re missing. This is a display error caused by server timeouts; your actual data and engagement are safe. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to bring TikTok back to full capacity as soon as we can. TikTok USDS JV
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