Technology expert, Arthur Goldstruck, has allayed any fears of security breaches following Microsoft’s outage yesterday.
The outage occurred in Africa, Europe, and the Middle East – resulting to a slow down in productivity across the regions.
“We are aware there’s a problem affecting users in the EMEA region who can’t access Microsoft 365, Teams, and Azure services. We sincerely apologies for any inconvenience this may cause and are working flat out to get things back online as soon as possible.”
Some social media users have, meanwhile, used the outage as an opportunity to suggest that maybe they should knock off work early.
Abo “ 30k is peanuts” are not even aware Microsoft is down, which makes me wonder. Nisebenza kuphi kanti nina where you earn above 30k mara ani sebenzisi iMicrosoft? pic.twitter.com/wfzyI4JBgk
— GOD GULUVA (@Zweli_Thixo) March 14, 2024
The U.S. House has officially passed the bill to ban Microsoft Teams next please please please
— . (@npc1npc2npc3) March 13, 2024
Microsoft found out that we are experiencing year end fatigue in March and decided to assist us pic.twitter.com/CLGqyQBIpg
— Mphokuhle👀 (@mphokuhle) March 14, 2024
To be honest, with Microsoft down all day the Outlook is not good. ❤️
— Rory Petzer (@RoryPetzer) March 14, 2024
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