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Video Conferencing services Zoom reported to be down

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( The icon of the videoconferencing app Zoom is displayed on an iphone in Oestrich-Winkel, Germany. EPA-EFE/MATTIA SEDDA

Video conferencing service Zoom is down after users reported experiencing audio and video problems.

The Independent (UK) reports that thousands of people have reported problems with the site since 9am, mainly in the UK, according to the website DownDetector.

The App has seen a sharp increase in users since following the spread of Coronavirus throughout the world.

According to DownDetector, an independent website that tracks outages across the globe by monitoring social mentions, the app hs been experiencing issues from around 9am BST this morning.

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