meta services, Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook and Facebook MessengerAs shown by the Internet monitoring website, a general decline has been occurring since about 6:30 this Wednesday, December 11 downdetectorFrom count of Target confirm decision: “We are aware that a technical issue is impacting the ability of some users to access our application. We are working to get everything back to normal as quickly as possible and apologize for any inconvenience.”
users of Instagram They started reporting failures in connection and publication of messages on this social network from 6:45 pm onwards. On your behalf, users of instant messaging services WhatsApp They started reporting errors at 6:30 pm, and at the time of writing, although there was a peak of decline, incident reports have increased again.
also on social networks Facebook Incidents continue to be reported to the service, although notifications have reduced slightly. and finally Facebook MessengerAlthough it is a low-impact application, it still continues to report anomalies in its operation.
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for now Reasons for failures are unknown Among these are social networks and messaging apps, which are widely used by Internet users. From Instagram account on X has confirmed the failure with the following message: “Hello, we’re aware that there is a technical issue that is affecting some people’s ability to access Instagram. We’re working to get things back to normal as quickly as possible.” And we apologize for any inconvenience.”
in a similar manner account of WhatsApp in x Report a bug: “We are aware of some issues accessing WhatsApp. We are actively working to find a solution and are starting to see most people returning to normal. We hope to have everyone back soon. “Something will become normal.”
also from the account Facebook Announce that access to the social network has failed: “We are very sorry for those who were unable to access Facebook earlier today.
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