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One user wrote, "Why is it that when everyone else's App Store crashes, I can still use it? Weibo and eunuchs are the same - whoever crashes, they have to report it." Another user added, "I can only see the apps that I'm currently using. If my App Store crashes, I won't even know it."

The outage comes just days after Somi, a South Korean singer and actress, faced backlash for the high prices of her cosmetics brand. The brand was criticized for pricing a single lip tint at 43,000 won (approximately 230 yuan), which was seen as too expensive. In response to the criticism, Somi's brand reduced the price of the lip tint to 34,000 won (approximately 184 yuan), a decrease of nearly 50 yuan. Somi herself responded to the price reduction, commenting, "It's missing the 'all' character, I'm going to cry."

Meanwhile, the gold market has also seen significant fluctuations. On April 3, the price of gold from several brands broke the 700 yuan per gram mark. According to data from the Gold Museum, the prices of gold from several brands have exceeded 700 yuan per gram, including Zhoudafu, Laofengxiang, and Laomiao, among others. The price of gold from the China Gold Corporation is currently at 698 yuan per gram, just shy of the 700 yuan threshold.

The outage of the App Store is not the only issue Apple is facing in China. The company has also been facing criticism for its use of unlicensed music in China. According to a report from the National Copyright Administration, Apple has been using over 10,000 unlicensed songs on its platform in China, in violation of copyright laws.

The report also criticized Apple for not responding to copyright infringement complaints in a timely manner. The impact of the App Store crash on users and the broader market remains to be seen. As of now, Apple has not released an official statement on the outage. In the meantime, users are left to wait and see when the App Store will be back up and running. In conclusion, the Apple App Store crash has caused frustration and confusion among users, with many expressing their concerns on social media. The outage also comes at a time when Apple is facing criticism for its use of unlicensed music in China.

Meanwhile, the gold market has also seen significant fluctuations, with several brands exceeding the 700 yuan per gram mark. The impact of the App Store crash on the broader market remains to be seen, but Apple users are left to wait and see when the service will be back up and running.