Is Netflix Down Right Now? Users Flood The Internet As Streamer Plunges in Issues Today
An evening of binge-watching turns into a global frustration. Across the internet, a familiar question is being asked, as countless users flood social media to report that Netflix is experiencing significant issues. This widespread surge of complaints suggests that the beloved streaming service may be down right now, leaving millions without their nightly dose of entertainment.
Known for its chokehold in almost everything, the Netflix error has come as a surprise to most, leading to an out cry of who dunnitt and when fixit.
Global service disruptions: Is Netflix down?
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Netflix is currently experiencing issues, with users reporting problems worldwide. According to DownDetector, a website that tracks service outages, Netflix users started reporting issues around 6:57 PM Eastern Time on August 26, 2025. The problems include video streaming Issues, with 66% of users experiencing video streaming problems; server connection issues, as 19% of users are having trouble connecting to Netflix servers; and app issues, with 15% of users experiencing problems with the Netflix app.
The issues seem to be affecting users globally, with reports coming in from the United States, Canada, and other countries. Despite the widespread panic, Netflix viewers continue to remain seated, perhaps hoping for an update to do away with all the problems.
After the servers get back online, the frustration of the outage can be set aside, and one will be free to explore a curated list of thrilling new releases and beloved shows returning for a new season.
Netflix's wave of original titles
Among the new releases is Wednesday Season 2, which continues the darkly comedic adventures of its titular character. Viewers of suspense and thrillers can look forward to Black Rabbit, a new series starring Jude Law and Jason Bateman as brothers in a crime story set in New York. Another highly anticipated title is the Japanese thriller, Alice in Borderland, returning with its third season. This installment promises more death games and high-stakes decisions for its characters.
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A new historical drama from the creator of Peaky Blinders is also on the list. Titled House of Guinness, it follows four siblings who must wrestle with inheriting one of the world's largest breweries in the 19th century. Viewers can also enjoy the martial arts fantasy film Karate Kid: Legends, featuring Jackie Chan and Ralph Macchio. This film continues the popular franchise with a new protagonist, a kung fu prodigy who faces a fierce karate champion.
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Edited By: Aliza Siddiqui
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