LinktreeThe popular link-bio service used by thousands and thousands of creators and corporations, has been unavailable in India for several days, and its sudden disappearance from the Indian network stays a mystery, even for the starting of the Australian startup itself.
Over the past week, Linktree has been unavailable in India, and several users raise this problem on X. Initially, TechCrunch noticed that the page briefly displayed a message suggesting that it was blocked by the Indian government. Later, he was replaced by the general error of the SSL protocol. The Linktree application was also not available in this country.
Established in 2016, Linktree became a unicorn in 2022 and exceeded 50 million users in 2024. India was the fifth largest platform market in response to traffic, which is 3.5% of worldwide visits-about 7.3 million in July, in response to similar WWEB data made available from TechCrunch.
Co -founder and general director of Lintree Alex Zaccaria told Techcrunch that the startup was looking at the situation. However, the director did not confirm whether the startup received communication from the Indian authorities regarding its blockage.
Startup later Published At X he was aware of the failure of services in India and “examined” the problem.
How Reported By Daily Indian Daily Hinduse, failure is not limited to a specific web service provider and seems to affect all the essential networks.
The United States remain the highest Lintree market, with 48.5 million visits and then Indonesia (32.3 million), Brazil (30.8 million) and Great Britain (9.4 million), as similar in data show.
IT ministries and India telecommunications did not reply to E -Maile sent over the weekend.