Netflix Crashes After ‘Stranger Things 4’ Finale Release

Netflix, an American over-the-top streaming service, offers subscription video on demand. It predominantly delivers a diverse range of original and acquired movies and TV shows across various genres, making it accessible globally in multiple languages.

Netflix fans across the world were on Friday anxiously waiting for the release of the season finale of the Netflix thriller “Stranger Things,” when the network went down.

Most users who were logged on to stream new episodes could not watch, some fans took to twitter to express their frustrations, one fan tweeted,

”I did not just count down the seconds like it’s New Years for Netflix to crash #StrangerThings.”

https://twitter.com/squidwardsprof1/status/1542766377273942036

Another user tweeted,”Imagine Netflix crashes.” – @Jayooowyd

”anyones else’s netflix crashed? i’m assuming too many ppl online waiting for volume 2.” – @alyssa64490887

According to reports, “Stranger Things 4” has become Netflix’s most popular English-language TV series with 781.04 million hours viewed in its first three weeks.

According to Downdetector, a website that records down times experienced on apps and websites, more than 14,000 outages were reported across the global