Soon after the outage started, Facebook acknowledged users were having trouble accessing its apps but did not provide any specifics about the nature of the problem or say how many users were affected by the outage. “Facebook basically locked its keys in its car,” tweeted Jonathan Zittrain, director of Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society. While we wait for them to be fixed, here is a look at the top tweets from the fiasco on Monday morning.Security experts said the disruption could be the result of an internal mistake, though sabotage by an insider would be theoretically possible. Some said that if this kind of thing continued, they would turn more attention towards Twitter and use Facebook less.įacebook interruptions continue in some parts of the world, and it is not clear what the cause is just yet. They also used Twitter to vent their frustration or share their snarkiest comments about the outage. Within minutes, the hashtag "Instagram Down" was trending on Twitter.Īnyone else noticing every Facebook-owned property (WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, etc.) is returning a 500 server error? /RwGZ0VJanY- Stefan Palios October 4, 2021Īs usual, the outage had some users feeling appreciative of Twitter, and thankful that there are some platforms not controlled by a single company. The site relies on user-reported data, so it may not accurately represent the service interruptions everywhere, but the phenomenon caught plenty of attention on other social media apps. The real-time service tracker Down Detector showed Facebook outages all over North America on Monday morning, particularly around large cities.
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