The major Facebook apps had many problems on Monday, cutting off access to people around the world online.
By noon in California, there were numerous user reports that could not see or post on major Facebook and Instagram apps, send messages via Messenger and WhatsApp services, or even access the Oculus page.
More than three hours after the first appearance on the internet, Facebook revealed a bit about the problem or when it will be restored. It just said that “they know that other people have a hard time finding our programs and products”.
Users turned to their opponents on TV because of the limited information available. In a tweet posted by its various programs, the company said it was “working to get things back to normal quickly”.
It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. The trouble came yesterday trumpet player those who left the company earlier this year were due to testify at a Senate meeting.
Facebook shares fell by more than 5%, double the level seen in most markets on Monday, leading to a total drop of 15% last month.
Its shares have been hampered by complaints that changes in Apple’s privacy policy limit what can be stored for advertising. Wall Street has also been a major concern for legal threats, and Frances Haugen, a former Facebook business manager who has criticized the company for “making a profit on security” is expected to testify before a Senate committee Tuesday.
Cyber security experts say the failure seems to have been caused by a problem in the DNS, a folder that is similar to the Internet users’ access to and the areas they want to access – a major part of the social networking system.
Users who want to connect to various websites have received a “5xx server server” warning, the normal message returns to internet users when the server is unable to perform the requested task.
Jack Dorsey, the head of Twitter, joined Facebook as people continued to socialize. In response to a tweet from whistleblower Edward Snowden, who used the site to advise people to move to Signal, Dorsey he wrote: “Token with WhatsUp”.
As users turned to Twitter to vent their frustrations, Facebook’s Messenger function tried to lighten up. “Mercury on recovery has won us over,” he said in a tweet; meaning the subtle deception that makes the first planet from the sun appear to be backward when viewed from the earth and that astronomers and horoscopes show that it causes confusion and alters its structure.