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The issue appears to be related to some sort of DNS problem affecting Facebook servers.Īre Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp currently down for you? Let us know in the comments below. We’ll be sure to update this story as we learn more. Niantic, creator of Pokémon GO, says that it is “looking into reports of errors associated with Facebook login, and will update here once we have more information.”įacebook’s internal Workplace site and associated services for employees are also suffering from an outage today, according to Jane Manchun Wong.įacebook has not yet publicly commented on the ongoing outages affecting all of its services. “The outage is also affecting platforms and services that use Facebook login.
This includes the United States, the UK, Brazil, Kuwait, and more.
While some Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp outages only affect certain geographic regions, the services are down worldwide today. Humorously, the hashtag “#DeleteFacebook” is also trending on Twitter as the company battles continued pushback against the effects its platforms have on younger users.” “The outages quickly started trending on Twitter as users flocked to the competing social network to check to see if other users were affected by the down time. The outages appear to have started around 11:40 am ET/8:40 am PT and all of those services remain inaccessible. This includes Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Facebook Messenger. “The outage is affecting every Facebook-owned platform, according to data on Downdetector and Twitter.
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