MSN news feed articles (live links) not opening or loading on iPad, issue affects multiple browsers

For the past few days, users have encountered a perplexing issue as live links to news feed articles on MSN are not opening or loading.

As we know in our digital era, staying informed about current events through online news platforms like MSN has become integral.

However, a recent snag has left iPad users frustrated and disconnected (1,2,3).

On the MSN homepage, clickable links provide access to a range of news categories. Unfortunately, these links have ceased to function as expected, preventing users from accessing the articles they seek.

This disruption has persisted for several days, causing considerable inconvenience to those reliant on MSN for their daily news consumption.

It’s noteworthy that this issue extends beyond browser preferences. Both Safari and other browsers fail to load the news links, suggesting a broader technical glitch.

MSN LINKS Won’t open in Safari – when you click the shortcut nothing happens and Safari moves on to the next article headline?
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I regularly use msn to read news stories on my iPad, however the past couple of days when I attempt to open a story they won’t open.
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In an effort to regain access, users have cleared cache and history, updated their devices, restarted, and disabled iCloud private browsing.

Despite these endeavors, the issue remains unresolved, pointing to a more intricate underlying problem.

In response, a Microsoft community moderator has urged users to provide feedback to the developer via the Edge browser.

Surprisingly, MSN’s support team has yet to release an official statement addressing the issue. This lack of communication has left users in the dark, unsure if their concerns are being addressed.

We hope a quick resolution of this issue will undoubtedly restore the smooth news browsing experience that users expect and deserve.

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