Facebook, Instagram And WhatsApp Face Worldwide Outages
over a bug that left many of the platform’s 80 million users unable to load their timelines over a bug, according to CNBC.
Facebook dealt with another major outage in 2019, when the platform which by then had grown toand a family of other services, went offline for more than 14 hours because of a server configuration change, according to the BBC. With more than 2.89 billion active monthly users last quarter according to the company’s self-reported figures, Facebook is the most popular social media platform on earth.
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