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Global Technical Glitch Disrupts Wolt Delivery App Service

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Global Technical Glitch Disrupts Wolt Delivery App Service

Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Wolt's delivery app service was shut down on Tuesday during the peak lunch hour due to a global technical malfunction, the company announced. This marks the latest in a series of outages for the delivery service. Previous disruptions occurred on May 14, April 28, and August 25, all attributed to similar global technical issues.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Wolt's delivery app experienced a major outage during Tuesday's lunch rush.
  • The company cited a global technical malfunction as the cause of the disruption.
  • This incident follows similar outages on May 14, April 28, and August 25.
  • Wolt has consistently blamed global technical glitches for past service interruptions.

The Wolt delivery service experienced a widespread outage on Tuesday during the busy lunch hour, leaving customers unable to place orders. According to a company statement, the disruption was caused by a global technical malfunction that affected the application.

This is not the first time Wolt has faced significant service interruptions. The company reported similar issues on May 14, April 28, and August 25 of the previous year. In each of those instances, Wolt attributed the problems to a "global technical glitch."

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