Apple's services, including the App Store, iCloud, and Apple Music are down for some users

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• Apple reported widespread outages Tuesday evening impacting services such as the App Store, Apple Store, iCloud, Apple Music, iTunes, and Apple TV.
• Users across the US, along with website connectivity monitor DownDetector, reported experiencing difficulties connecting to a variety of Apple services.
• "Users are experiencing a problem with this service. We are investigating and will update the status as more information becomes available," Apple's website said.
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Many of Apple's services experienced outages Tuesday evening, the company confirmed on its system status page. 

"Users are experiencing a problem with this service. We are investigating and will update the status as more information becomes available," the company said.

Apple said it has resolved some of the issues but did not reply to a request for comment on what caused the outage.

Here's a list of the services that were impacted:

• App Store
• Apple Arcade
• Apple Books
• Apple Business Manager
• Apple Music
• Apple Music radio
• Apple School Manager
• Apple TV Channels
• Apple+ TV
• AppleCare in iOS
• Find My
• Game Center
• iCloud Account & Sign In
• iCloud Backup
• iCloud Calendar
• iCloud Contacts
• iCloud Mail
• iCloud Web Apps (iCloud.com)
• iTunes U
• iWork for iCloud
• Mac App Store
• News
• Photos
• Radio
• Schoolwork