Scheduled Technology Upgrade to Result in Temporary Internet and App Outage
January 2, 2025 - 07:46
MARYSVILLE, KAN. – A scheduled technology upgrade at KNDY Studios is set to cause a brief outage of internet streams and mobile applications on Thursday, January 2, 2025. The upgrade aims to enhance the overall performance and reliability of the services offered. During this time, users may experience interruptions while attempting to access streams or use the mobile app.
The outage is anticipated to last for a short period, and the team is working diligently to minimize downtime. Listeners and users are encouraged to plan accordingly, as access to live broadcasts and other digital content will be temporarily unavailable.
KNDY Studios appreciates the understanding and patience of its audience during this crucial upgrade. The improvements are expected to provide a better user experience and ensure that services remain efficient and up-to-date. Further updates will be provided as the upgrade progresses.
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