Facebook and Instagram under Meta (META.US) experienced outages affecting thousands of users in the US last Sunday.
Thousands of users in the United States were unable to access Meta’s social platforms Facebook and Instagram last Sunday.
According to information from Zhichong Finance APP, data from Downdetector.com shows that thousands of users in the United States were unable to use Meta (META.US)'s social platforms Facebook and Instagram last Sunday. According to Downdetector.com, as of 9:11 p.m. Eastern Time, Facebook had received more than 17,000 outage reports, while Instagram had over 5,000 interruption reports. The website tracks service disruptions by aggregating status reports from multiple sources. Since the figures on Downdetector are based on user-submitted reports, the actual number of affected users may differ.
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