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We have not completed a probe of ea.com yet. We have not built up enough probe history for ea.com yet to quote an uptime figure — the numbers above are from the most recent check only. Every figure on this page comes from our own HTTP requests to ea.com — four independent probe methods (HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, a browser User-Agent GET and a curl-style HEAD) — not from user reports or a third-party feed.
If the probe grid above shows a response, Apex Legends is reachable from our network and the problem is local to you: flush your DNS cache, switch networks, disable a VPN, or try another browser. A failed method on its own is not proof of an outage — a site can refuse HEAD, decline HTTP/2, or redirect in a way only a browser resolves, and still be serving everyone perfectly. We call Apex Legends down only when the evidence says so: the origin answered and declared failure (a 5xx, or a root 404/410), or independent monitoring locations agreed. When every method fails at the connection level we say "unreachable" rather than "down for everyone" — some large sites block monitoring networks at the edge while serving browsers normally, and we would rather be precise than dramatic.
We do not have enough history for ea.com to answer that honestly yet. This page fills in as our monitoring accumulates checks; the 30-day strip above shows exactly which days we have data for.