Facebook users in parts of the world experiencing a biggest social media blackout, according to reports online. Downdetector.com reports Facebook problems are evident parts of central Europe and the East and West Coast of US.
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BREAKING: #Facebook down worldwide for many users https://t.co/UOBiODYQzd pic.twitter.com/ZZ3Gke0aTE
— RT America (@RT_America) 13 January 2017
Well at least #facebook is down for everyone else too! pic.twitter.com/KgRu9CYxr4
— Ariel Coverage (@ArielStrasser) 13 January 2017
#FacebookDown: impossibile visualizzare la maggior parte dei profili e pagine pubbliche pic.twitter.com/GPy10KSWZ4
— Medea Web (@MedeaWeb) 13 January 2017
Just waiting for Facebook pages to get back online #facebookdown pic.twitter.com/DndmT2JOMo
— Funny Tweets (@FunnyThingsUK) 13 January 2017
When all three of your brand pages throw up errors #FacebookDown #MarketingMeltdown #wineoclock pic.twitter.com/cMr9KWWgln
— Narley Chicholls (@CharleyNicholls) 13 January 2017
Facebook business manager is DOWN. pic.twitter.com/MyMpNDPBMW
— Hayley Lyons (@hayley_lyons) 13 January 2017
Facebook has yet to comment via its newsroom or official Twitter page, despite the collective twittersphere going into a mini meltdown.
Facebook is down since 12:12 PM ESThttps://t.co/RKoZl9z9of
RT if it’s down for you as well #facebookdown pic.twitter.com/HDFVzXfnH4— Outage Report (@ReportOutage) 13 January 2017
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Error messages on the social network suggest Facebook’s team is working to fix the problems as soon as it can.
Complaints from users range from Facebook timeline issues to pages not loading correctly.
“Can’t access any company pages for which I am an admin,” one person wrote online.
“Personal page not loading fully. Newsfeed seems to be working.”
Another added: “In Arlington, Virginia. Cannot access my notifications… what’s going on??!!”
@facebook OK. You had your fun. Great Friday the 13th joke. Can you get Business Manager back up and running now? Thanks.
— Letitia Gutierrez (@LejanATX) 13 January 2017
Friday the 13th. Facebook down. Coincidence?
— Dale Matthews (@daleamatthews) 13 January 2017
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Some people are suggesting the issues have something to do with today being Friday the 13th.
“Friday 13th-coinkdink? I think not,” wrote one Facebook user.
“All the pages are empty except for profile pic and header photo. Friday the 13th? Hmmmm strange,” another added.
Source: RT.com
