Influencers react to Monday's social media outage. Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg has apologised for the "disruption" caused after its social media services went down for almost six hours ...

The outage was attributed to a service disruption at Meta, the parent company of Facebook and its associated platforms. The disruption affected not only the social media platforms but also other ...

Facebook has blamed a maintenance error for the global outage that left more than 2.9 billion users unable to access Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and other tools on ...

The massive global outage that plunged Facebook, its Instagram and WhatsApp platforms and many people who rely heavily on these services — including Facebook’s own workforce — into chaos ...

Facebook outages are frequent, but some can be resolved on your own. Facebook outages are often caused by server-side errors, meaning the user has no direct control over them. These problems can ...

For others the outage - affecting Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram - was less serious, with many taking to Twitter to complain about losing access to their usual communication tools and having to ...

An outage affecting Facebook and Instagram affected thousands of users on Tuesday but was resolved within a couple hours. As of 10:26 a.m. ET Tuesday, outage-tracking website Downdetector reported ...

Meta says it has resolved a "technical issue" which caused Facebook, Messenger and Instagram to go down. Hundreds of thousands of users worldwide were unable to access them for around two hours on ...

Meta-owned social media platforms Facebook and Instagram experienced an outage affecting thousands worldwide. Users reported issues with login and receiving error ...

Facebook and its Workplace collaboration tool suffered an outage Monday afternoon that has racked up thousands of complaints before services were restored for at least some users. More than 2,000 ...

Facebook and Instagram are both down for many users around the world. In the UK outage report are concentrated in London, Manchester and Birmingham, with US cities including New York, Seattle and ...