WeChat crashed! A large number of users were unable to send and receive pictures: 5G network also failed

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Early in the morning of October 18, a large number of users posted on Weibo that their WeChat had crashed. So far, it seems that the problems everyone has encountered are related to sending pictures.

According to feedback from some netizens, starting this morning, some mobile phones and PC versions of WeChat have been unable to send pictures. Even after sending, the recipient cannot view the pictures normally. Some users can receive thumbnails, but the large pictures cannot be clicked.

At this stage, WeChat has become a commonly used office communication tool. If such problems occur on Monday morning, it will indeed have a huge impact on people's work and life.

As of press time, there are still a steady stream of users reporting this issue on Weibo, and it seems that it has not been fixed yet.

However, from the editor's actual test, it seems that not everyone will experience the WeChat crash this time. Based on the feedback from netizens, it seems that most of the users are around Shenzhen, and there are also some users around Shanghai. It may be related to the local network conditions.

It is reported that a similar problem occurred in the WeChat Enterprise Edition earlier this year. At that time, many netizens encountered the problem of being unable to receive messages. At that time, customer service said that the cause of the problem was system jitter.

Generally speaking, when problems arise with national software such as WeChat and Taobao, the authorities will urgently repair them as soon as possible. Don't be anxious when you encounter problems, as the authorities should take action soon.