Netflix is down right now with the popular movies and TV streaming service not working for hundreds of users.
Netflix fans have reported issues with connection, logging in and streaming content.
Independent website Down Detector has received hundreds of reports that Netflix is down today.
The outage tracker monitors social mentions around certain topics to detect when services go down across the world.
The Down Detector outage map also showed the Netflix issues has been affecting users in UK, Europe and US.
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The official Netflix status page currently says: “We are currently experiencing issues streaming on some devices.”
It adds: “We are working to resolve the problem. We apologize for any inconvenience.”
Netflix users have taken to social networking site Twitter to report issues with the video streaming giant’s services.
One tweeted: “Sat down for dinner and Netflix isn’t working!“
While another posted: “SOS – @netflix is down. I repeat netflix is down. God save us. #Netflix”.
One added: “NETFLIX IS DOWN! I REPEAT NETFLIX IS DOWN! THIS IS IT! THIS IS THE START OF THE APOCALYPSE!!”
And one wrote: “Does Netflix go down intentionally to see how quickly they start trending on Twitter and therefore how dependant we all are?”
The news comes after Express.co.uk earlier today revealed that Netflix is testing out a new feature called ‘patches’ for some children’s TV shows.
But it’s left parents fearing kids could be encouraged to binge watch.
The new patches icon has started appearing on a number of Netflix original children shows like A Series of Unfortunate Events and Trolls recently.
Once an episode is watched, a patch is earned with patches for any remaining episodes left to collect.
But some Netflix fans have taken to Twitter to voice concern that the new feature could encourage children to binge watch shows.
One user tweeted: “@netflix hi. i have been a netflix subscriber for over ten years. i will cancel my subscription if patches stick around. i don’t need you actively encouraging my child to waste time in front of the television.”
While another posted: “So @netflix is offering kids “patches” for binge watching shows. The only “patch” a kid needs is one made of grass instead of sitting in front of the TV for hours on end. Such a dumb idea.”
One added: “@netflix Netflix Patches are an emotionally manipulative marketing tool that is being used to sell Netflix’s partners’ toys to kids.
“Why are we doing this instead of incentivizing watching educational material???”