Apple TV+ Showing 'Content Unavailable' Error? Don't Worry, You're Not Alone

Apple Inc.'s AAPL System Status web page now shows that issues related to Apple TV+ and Apple TV+ Channels have been resolved.

What Happened: Apple TV streaming users were facing widespread outages with devices displaying "Content Unavailable" error messages despite normal connectivity. Apple TV+, the subscription streaming service owned by the tech giant along with Apple TV+ Channels, have been marked with yellow tags — denoting an issue — on Apple's System Status page. 

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Many U.S. Apple TV+ users have reported that the service needed to be fixed for them on Downdetector, a platform that tracks the status of widely-used websites and apps. 

The outage was earlier reported by 9To5Mac, which said the service appears to be down across iOS and Mac devices. 

Benzinga's overnight team did not face the service outage when they tested the service in India at the time of writing.

However, Twitter users continue to share posts about the issue, saying the service has been down for a few hours.

Hi @apple. Internet connection is fine. What do you see on your end that might explain why Apple TV isn’t available? pic.twitter.com/joOrK6y5A2

— Peter. (@PSeigh) January 20, 2023

What the hell @AppleTVPlus!?!

I have 900MB down; my Internet works. Every other app on my @AppleTV works as advertised except yours. pic.twitter.com/JA6paE3BBV

— Patrick McKenna � (@PatrickMMcKenna) January 20, 2023

Is Apple TV down?#AppleTV status:

Users saying that Apple TV had issues since 7:52 PM EST. https://t.co/UJcLU3t9eB

Seeing this too? Please retweet so @AppleTV knows how many are affected. 🙏#appletv pic.twitter.com/zWlPvhJihI

— Downhound (@downhounder) January 20, 2023

@AppleTV @AppleTVPlus something is wrong with the app. I checked other internet required apps and they are working just fine. pic.twitter.com/tyj9wJvNnI

— John Martinez (@movieenjoyer) January 20, 2023

It still needs to be determined how long the issue will persist. Apple did not immediately respond to Benzinga's request for comments.

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