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According to outage tracker downdetector.com, more than 350,000 reports of problems with Facebook have been reported. The outage appears to have begun around 10 a.m. Eastern, with few reports before then.
Facebook is owned by social media company Meta. Nearly four billion people — about half the world's population — use communication apps developed by the company.
Similar issues with Meta's other social media apps, Threads and Instagram, also spiked around 10 a.m., although not as many users have reported issues with those sites.
Users logging into Facebook on iOS devices were greeted with a popup notification saying "Session expired. Please log in again."
After clicking the OK button, the app sends users to a sign-in page. But the login appears to fail once the user's password is entered.
On Instagram, a popup informed users the app couldn't refresh their feed, although it did not require them to log out.
On Threads, users were unable to see their feeds, with a loading icon continually circling.
Apps which use Facebook to log in appear unable to do so at this time.
Meta did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
It's unclear how long the outage will last, or how widespread it is.
The company's public support website indicates "major disruptions" affecting a number of core services such as the Meta admin center and the WhatsApp business API, although Facebook Login is listed as "unknown."
Facebook and Instagram users report widespread outages, with many u...
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One reason why I thought this was significant yesterday was that it was "Super Tuesday". What an odd coincidence that the business that played such a significant role in the flawed election of 2020 went down at the same time votes were being counted in the biggest primary of 2024.
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