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Shazam Outage Map

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Shazam is a service available for personal computers and smartphones that can identify music, movies, advertising, and television shows, based on a short sample played and using the microphone on the device.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Poplar, England 1
Katowice, Silesia 1
Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1
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Shazam Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • winatTheJim
    Saint Sam J. of IU Indy (@winatTheJim) reported

    @Bunny_ngl Order burgers and -Shazam- the amount you tip goes down

  • superladkid
    superladkid (@superladkid) reported

    @TheRochaSays What’s even more baffling is that Wonder Woman, Joker, Aquaman, and to some extent Shazam were all box office successes followed up with the most terrible inconsequential sequels you could imagine.

  • kd83kiran
    KIRAN KUMAR (@kd83kiran) reported

    @james88982622 Why wasn’t it allowed in the first place, why didn’t AQUAMAN, Wonder Woman or Shazam didn’t face that specific problem. It’s because his movies are the problem. Even at full creative control director cuts exist for his rebel moon movies.

  • K9NX0EVG
    SRTKENZO9️⃣ (@K9NX0EVG) reported

    @BlakkMonkey @Zap_TFS @roger_stev82377 Better to shut it down than go back and forth so yep. AND on top of that, you inserted Hal in a conversation he doesn’t even compete in. Superman is the fastest non speedster character in DC and Shazam is behind him.. so where did you get Hal from? U saying he’s faster than Kent?

  • TheRochaSays
    John Rocha (@TheRochaSays) reported

    When you look at this DC movies run from Man of Steel to #Supergirl (removing the TV shows here), this is a monumentally terrible run. At some point, it's WB that's the issue here. WW, Shazam (maybe), Joker, The Batman and Superman are the only qualified successes artistically and financially. Aquaman made a billion, but it's a **** of a movie. I love Man of Steel and it turned a tidy profit, but it didn't blow up the box office. Everything else is mostly a crash and burn, a slight disappointment or a moderate success. This is a Jets or Browns team going 4-13 for the NFL season. YIKES!

  • RichyWarbucks
    Richy (@RichyWarbucks) reported

    @_JTheChef I Shazam that **** so mfs ain’t gotta turn the music down

  • RPGlover
    Robert P. Glover (@RPGlover) reported

    @TheComicSource Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, following the trajectory of failure around the aged up version of the character and the publication of perhaps the worst treatment of the property with the deceptive de-age in Shazam issue 20, this Superman Unlimited arc WOULD be a hoax if the young version of Jon does not remain in current continuity. Too often, editors forget that fans are people also- customers marking tally over each and every deficient story arc, and glaring lack of competence marring canon over time. DC certainly paid no attention to sales numbers, fan feedback, Go-Fund-Me campaigns… watching the publisher fall on their face with the Jon Kent character- heck, with core Kryptonian titles, has not been “fun.”

  • MandelbrotEater
    Oddy23 (@MandelbrotEater) reported

    @VelaIka009 @clownvoid Problem is more often than not Shazam is not working

  • SwigittyS
    Spiderkid10000 (@SwigittyS) reported

    @Fenrirtheicewo1 Literally DCAU Shazam scales to teh destruction of Apokolips. Speed is a really real issue however.

  • Lightingclap
    THE CAPTAIN ⚡️ (@Lightingclap) reported

    @UpbvatReporter “A-an interview?” Shazam stammered nervously as he looked down at the reporter. He laughed, rubbing the back of his neck. “With me? Are you sure? There’s plenty of other heroes around.”

  • JHQ409259
    Count Napier 2: La secuela (@JHQ409259) reported

    @TheBatspecter It really was the DCEU itself, Lego DC was at its best at that time (add to that the success of Lego Batman Movie)Lego DC really went down the drain when the movies didn't seem to have direction (you know, Shazam, Joker, TSS, SnyderCut) The only one that had a set was WW84.

  • residentpimp
    jose vega (@residentpimp) reported

    @mjarbo The VFX were another issue. If they would have removed that whole bus outer space segment that could have dropped the budget probably 30 - 50 million. These movies don't have to be effects heavy. Beetle and Shazam 2 were shot for 59 million less

  • GlamRockMarc
    Born To Boogie - Marc Bolan Archive (@GlamRockMarc) reported

    📆 April 19, 2002, “Jeepster” by T. Rex became the first song successfully identified by Shazam. This happened during a pre-launch test of the service, which at the time required users to call a phone number and receive the song title via text message. The company, now owned by Apple, has since developed technology capable of identifying billions of songs.

  • MizzOT7
    MizzOT⁷ IS SEEING BTS AGAIN ⟭⟬⟬⟭💜🇻🇮 (@MizzOT7) reported

    BTS taking over my life like it's 2020 all over again & I just got home after Shazam-ing "Dynamite" while shopping in Michael's. Immediately booked & busy going down the rabbit hole.

  • Lucid_BirdApp
    Lucid (@Lucid_BirdApp) reported

    @Exalted_Speed This is like how Shazam had a sequel 5 years after the original. Billy always had a ticking clock, especially when going with a teenage take. And the ages for all the YA actors were a little all over the place, which is a more of problem there than for the Avenegers

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