The iMessage service that allows Apple users to send messages to each other appears to be down for some users, and messages are either failing to send or taking a long time to send.
There are numerous reports of the issue on social media and a spike in outage reports on Down Detector, but Apple’s System Status page is yet to report any outages.
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