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.” This is of course a joke!Ĭommenting on the massive outage, the social media giant said, “We’re aware that some people are having trouble accessing our apps and products. Meanwhile, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweet and asked how much are Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp up for sale. We suggest you take this with a pinch of salt since the social media giant hasn’t revealed the official reason for the massive worldwide outage yet. lets nazis target my family October 4, 2021 Someone nuked the DNS A and AAA records for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp 🤭 /8TaU2eR1mm Also Read - Instagram fixes global outage that told many their accounts were suspended The user also posted a screenshot of the founding. Highlighting more on the outage, a Twitter user who goes by the handle discovered that “someone nuked the DNS A and AAA records for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp”. Also Read - WhatsApp to get five new features in the coming months This is the biggest ever outage that the Facebook platforms have experienced ever. There have been several instances in the past wherein platforms like WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger suffered massive outages but not for this long.
This is not the first time that these Facebook services have been download. While the official reason behind the outage is not known yet, we believe there are some issues on the server side similar to past outage incidents. Also Read - Meta brings NFT support to Instagram, Professional Mode to Facebook To be specific, it has been over two hours that these services have been experiencing the outage, which is also the longest that Facebook platforms have been unavailable. It has been over an hour that these services are down worldwide and there’s no official update on when the platforms will be available again. These services include WhatsApp, the main Facebook app, Instagram, Oculus, and also Messenger. Facebook services are down globally including in India.
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