[Updated] Starbucks app down or not working? You're not alone

New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….

Original story (published on December 19, 2022) follows:

Starbucks is one of the best-known and most widespread multinational coffee franchises worldwide. There is a Starbucks in practically every country in the world.

Starbucks also allows ordering through an app for mobile devices. However, it seems that it is not working correctly at the moment.

According to reports, the Starbucks app is currently down or not working for many users.

Many people are unable to place orders or check their profiles through the Starbucks app due to an ongoing outage.

According to reports, users are just getting a ‘Try again’ error message when accessing the Starbucks app. The problem started about an hour ago and there is still no solution.

The Starbucks app is down and all I’m trynna do is get my matcha before the day gets started
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The one day i decide to get Starbucks the app doesn’t work.. i guess Dunkin’ it is #starbucksdown
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Downdetector platform also reflects the growing reports related to the issue. Meanwhile, there is still no official word on the situation from the Starbucks team.

We will update this story as events unfold.

12:29 pm (IST): Starbucks support has confirmed that the recent outage with their app has now been resolved.

Hello. Earlier today, some customers were briefly unable to access the order ahead and pay feature in the Starbucks app. All functionality has been restored, and customers are able to continue using the feature in the app. Thank you. -Cindy (Source)

04:01 pm (IST): Users report that the Starbucks app is currently down or not working for them (1, 2, 3).

05:16 pm (IST): Starbucks users report that the app and website are already working correctly.

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