McDonald’s says it has resolved technical problems for UK customers following a series of global outages.
The fast food chain said stores in Australia were also reopening after systems froze and orders could not be taken, while some branches in Japan were reportedly resuming trade too.
Problems started in the early hours and continued throughout the morning.
Problems started in the early hours and continued throughout the morning.
“We are aware of a technology outage which impacted our restaurants. The issue has now been resolved in the UK and Ireland,” the company said in a statement.
“We thank customers for their patience and apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused.”
Sarah McLean, who owns a franchise across the Midlands, said that all of her 21 branches had been affected.
“My restaurants were impacted very early in the morning, so thankfully the impact wasn’t too significant, about an hour and a half,” she told the BBC. But during that time they “couldn’t serve anyone”.
Downdetector, a system used to monitor IT problems in businesses, noted a spike in issues with the McDonald’s UK app from around 05:00 GMT on Friday.
McDonald’s says it has resolved technical problems for UK customers following a series of global outages.
Problems started in the early hours and continued throughout the morning.
The fast food chain said stores in Australia were also reopening after systems froze and orders could not be taken, while some branches in Japan were reportedly resuming trade too.
“We are aware of a technology outage which impacted our restaurants. The issue has now been resolved in the UK and Ireland,” the company said in a statement.
Problems started in the early hours and continued throughout the morning.
Problems started in the early hours and continued throughout the morning.
“We are aware of a technology outage which impacted our restaurants. The issue has now been resolved in the UK and Ireland,” the company said in a statement.
“We thank customers for their patience and apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused.”
Sarah McLean, who owns a franchise across the Midlands, said that all of her 21 branches had been affected.
“My restaurants were impacted very early in the morning, so thankfully the impact wasn’t too significant, about an hour and a half,” she told the BBC. But during that time they “couldn’t serve anyone”.
Downdetector, a system used to monitor IT problems in businesses, noted a spike in issues with the McDonald’s UK app from around 05:00 GMT on Friday.
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