Army veteran Robert Dunn has told how the Ayr gas blast brought memories of serving in Iraq.
04.10.2021 - 23:37 / dailyrecord.co.uk
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Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram are down after the social media giants were hit with a global outage.
Frustrated users have been unable to access the apps, which stopped working around 4pm on Monday afternoon/
With people growing increasingly impatient to get back online, here's what we know about when the sites will be back up and working and what exactly is wrong.
Facebook - which also owns Whatsapp and
Army veteran Robert Dunn has told how the Ayr gas blast brought memories of serving in Iraq.
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Facebook has blamed a “fault configuration change” for leaving 3.5 billion users unable to access the company’s services for nearly six hours last night.The company – which also includes Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram – crashed yesterday afternoon at around 4pm GMT, preventing users across the global from refreshing their feeds or accessing messaging services. It wasn’t until 10pm that services were restored.
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WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Facebook Messenger are all down on Monday 4 October and it's sent the internet into chaos.The social media blackout has caused its users to flood onto other platform such as Twitter to voice their frustrations over the tech glitch. At the time of publication, the reason for the outage is unknown, and they are yet to get back up and running, over four hours since they initially stopped working.
statement saying, “We’re aware that some people are having trouble accessing our apps and products. We’re working to get things back to normal as quickly as possible, and we apologize for any inconvenience.”The outages come one day after former Facebook product manager Frances Haugen came forward as the whistleblower who filed at least eight complaints to the Securities and Exchange Commission last month containing tens of thousands of pages of internal company research.