Still, there's official release on when this outage will end or why the outage has occurred.Īs to why the outage has occurred, that has yet to be determined. Each is a variation of acknowledging the issue and telling users that work is being done to address the issue. While the Twitter accounts for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp were slow to update users, all three services have since put out short statements. We're still waiting on an official statement from Facebook regarding the outage. ET, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are back online. According to the New York Times (opens in new tab), Facebook employees' badges aren't even working, meaning they can't enter the building.According to Philip Crowther (opens in new tab) of the Associated Press, it's "mayhem" over at Facebook.According to investigative journalist Brian Krebs (opens in new tab), when speaking to Doug Madory of Kentik, a network observability company, Facebook's DNS records were withdrawn from global routing tables.Facebook has not given a reason for the outage, but has tweeted (opens in new tab) that its working on getting the issue resolved.The outage is now closing in on the seven-hour mark. ET (opens in new tab), Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger and Oculus VR went down.
Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp outage: latest updates Not only that, but she claims that Facebook consistently chose profit, even if it meant pushing more caustic content.īelow we've left an accounting of our updates from October 4 intact for future reference. 4.Not only that, a Facebook whistleblower, Frances Haugen, is set to t estify in front of Congress (opens in new tab) today about the way the company has hid its own internal data about its harms. While the BGP snafu may explain why Facebook’s DNS has failed, the company hasn’t yet commented on why the BGP routes were withdrawn early on Oct. Minutes before Facebook’s platforms stopped loading, public records show that a large number of changes were made to Facebook’s BGP routes, according to Cloudflare Inc.’s chief technology officer, John Graham-Cumming, in a Tweet. When a user enters data in the internet, BGP determines the best available paths that data could travel. If DNS is the internet’s phone book, BGP is its postal service. appears to have its origins in the Border Gateway Protocol, or BGP. That could happen if the system that grants access is also connected to the same domain. Users on Twitter and Reddit also indicate that employees at the company’s Menlo Park, California, campus were unable to access offices and conference rooms that required a security badge.
Not only are Facebook’s primary platforms down, but so too are some of their internal applications, including the company’s own email system.
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