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Furthermore, the message on the website is also asserting that Apple is currently making updates to its Store and prompts the user to ‘Check back soon’. It is still unclear whether this is due to Apple making changes to the product offering on the respective Online Stores or there’s a scheduled maintenance.
The downtime reportedly began around 7pm Pacific Time on 31 July 2022 or around 3am on 1 August 2022 in Malaysia. Well, we just have to wait until the Apple Online Store in these countries are back up again to see if they are any new changes.What do you guys think? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below and stay tuned to TechNave for the latest trending tech news!
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