✅ Technical issue first detected in locations in Europe, Japan, and Australia
✅ According to Danish management, all restaurants are connected through a global network
✅ According to the company, this is not a cybersecurity issue
If your Friday morning routine includes a stop at McDonald's, you might want to reconsider.
In a statement to CNBC, McDonald's stores and its app were experiencing what the company called a “technical outage” that was being resolved. The issue made it impossible to order using the app, and stores were forced to temporarily suspend operations.
The restaurant said the issue was not related to any cybersecurity “event.”
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This issue was first detected in a location outside the United States.
“All McDonald's restaurants are connected to a global network and it's a mess,” Patrick Hjelte, owner of several McDonald's restaurants in central Sweden near the Norwegian border, told local newspaper Nja Värmlands. -Spoken to Tidning.
“We would like to thank our customers for their patience and apologize for any inconvenience caused,” the company said in a statement.
McDonald's has 40,000 stores worldwide, including more than 250 in New Jersey.
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