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Users on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac are having trouble downloading apps from Apple’s App Store right now. When users tap “Get” to download an app, the icon swirls briefly to indicate that it’s loading, but then it reverts to “Get,” leaving them unable to install the app they want.
Even though users are experiencing issues downloading apps, it seems the App Store can still update them.
Apple’s status page still indicates that its App Store services are operating normally. The Verge reached out to Apple to see if it’s aware of any App Store issues but didn’t immediately hear back.
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