Tech company Meta’s social media platforms Instagram and Facebook are down in India since 6.30 pm on Tuesday (March 25). Outage complaints are being registered in Downdetector. Earlier on March 19, both social media platforms had to face outage.
According to Downdetector, many users of Facebook and Instagram around the world are facing problems in accessing and refreshing the feed on both web and app versions. An Instagram user said that comments are visible on his stories and posts, but he is unable to open them. At the same time, many people also complained that when they post a comment, it disappears.
Meta runs both social media platforms. There has been no statement from the company regarding the down. Downdetector.in is a platform that tracks outages i.e. problems of websites and online services in real time.
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52% people on Instagram are facing problems due to app connection
According to Downdetector, about 52% of the people are facing problems in the app. At the same time, 27% of the people are facing problems in logging in and about 21% have reported that they are facing problems with the server connection.
71% of the people on Instagram are facing problems due to server connection
According to Downdetector, about 71% of the people are facing problems in server connection. At the same time, 25% of the people are facing problems in logging in and about 4% have reported that they are facing problems with the website.
Facebook and Instagram were down for 6 hours in 2021
On October 4, 2021, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp platforms were down all over the world for about 6 hours. Due to which billions of users had to face problems. This problem came to the fore at around 9.15 pm. The effect of this outage was also seen on Facebook shares in the US market. The company’s shares fell by 6%.
They were down for 9 and a half hours earlier in 2019
On July 3, 2019, at 8 pm, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram were down in many countries including India and the US. After being down for about 9 and a half hours, they were fixed on July 4, 2019.
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