Facebook Restores Access After Second Outage in Less Than a Week

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By Gadgets 360 Staff | Updated: 29 September 2015 10:31 IST
Facebook restored access to its social media website for most users on Monday afternoon, after its second outage in less than a week.

According to Currentlydown.com, Facebook was down for about 42 minutes between 3pm ET (12:30am IST) and 4pm ET (1:30am IST).

"We are currently restoring Facebook services that people had trouble accessing earlier today due to a configuration," Facebook spokesman Jay Nancarrow said.

"We are working to bring things back to normal for everyone. We apologize to those who have been inconvenienced," he added.

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Facebook's map on Downdetector.com, which monitors disruptions, showed major outages over parts of North America.

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Facebook did not disclose how many of the social network's more than one billion users were effected by the outage.

People took to Twitter during the outage, with #facebookdown jumping into a spot among the top trending hashtags at the one-to-many messaging service.

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"People will have to ring their friends from restaurants to describe their starter; it's inhuman," said a quip from Twitter account @WillLeahy.

Another joking tweet predicted a baby boom, since spouses would have to resort to speaking to one another.

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The social network's mobile app was also back in service, while its Messenger services were working during the outage.

Facebook suffered a similar outage on Thursday when it was down in North America, Europe, Australia and India.

Written with agency inputs

 

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