Royal Caribbean app not working? Here's why users received ‘test segment' notifications
Several Royal Caribbean customers complained that they received a series of 'test segment' notifications from the mobile application. The cruise company is yet to issue a statement about the user reports. Downdetector.com, a platform that tracks online outages, shows that the app is not facing an outage.
'Royal Caribbean app devs getting into it testing on production,' one person noted on X, platform formerly known as Twitter.
'Not a great day for the Dev/QA team at Royal Caribbean. I've gotten about 8 of these so far,' another person added.
Bugs and Glitches: Undetected errors in the app's design or development can lead to unexpected behavior, such as erroneous notifications. Users have reported issues like the app getting stuck on certain screens or failing to load features, which could be related to these glitches.
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