🚨 Telegram's short links are currently down worldwide
If you've noticed that t.me links aren't opening in your browser — you're not alone.
❌ The t.me domain has been removed from the .me DNS zone, making all https://t.me/* links inaccessible in web browsers across the globe.
✅ The good news: Telegram apps are unaffected. Links still work normally inside the Telegram mobile and desktop clients.
🔄 Temporary workaround: Use https://telegram.me/ instead of https://t.me/ for links shared outside Telegram.
The exact reason behind the incident is still unknown. Current WHOIS data indicates the domain was removed at the registry level rather than by the registrar, suggesting the issue originated with the .me domain operator.
We'll keep you updated as soon as more information becomes available.
If you've noticed that t.me links aren't opening in your browser — you're not alone.
❌ The t.me domain has been removed from the .me DNS zone, making all https://t.me/* links inaccessible in web browsers across the globe.
✅ The good news: Telegram apps are unaffected. Links still work normally inside the Telegram mobile and desktop clients.
🔄 Temporary workaround: Use https://telegram.me/ instead of https://t.me/ for links shared outside Telegram.
The exact reason behind the incident is still unknown. Current WHOIS data indicates the domain was removed at the registry level rather than by the registrar, suggesting the issue originated with the .me domain operator.
We'll keep you updated as soon as more information becomes available.