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Facebook-owned apps down again for users worldwide
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IANS | 15 Apr, 2019
Exactly a month after Facebook and its family of apps suffered its
longest -- almost 24 hours -- world-wide outage, WhatsApp, Instagram and
Facebook users from around the world on Sunday were again complaining
that the apps were not working properly.
The outage appeared to have started around 6.30 a.m. Eastern Time, 4 p.m. in India, The Verge reported.
Users
took to other social networking platforms, like Twitter, and complained
that the News Feeds on the apps were refusing to refresh. Though it
remained unclear how many regions in the world were experiencing issues
with Facebook-owned apps, #FacebookDown was trending on Twitter.
"Confirmed:
Analysis of global network data shows Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and
Messenger down globally for an estimated 60 per cent of users; incident
ongoing #FacebookDown," cybersecurity firm NetBlock.org tweeted.
Facebook's
instant messaging service WhatsApp also reported to have stopped
sending or receiving messages. "In addition, the main Facebook.com
domain is also seemingly unavailable," the report said.
Apologising
for the outage in March, the social networking major had blamed a
"server configuration change" for the trouble in accessing its apps and
services.
However, it has not yet addressed what appears to be another mass outage for its apps.
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