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General breakdown? Facebook and Instagram experience instability in several countries this Sunday

Facebook and Instagram AP Photo/Richard Drew Meta's Instagram and Facebook social networks experienced global instability this Sunday (19). Users from different countries reported problems in both the applications and...

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General breakdown? Facebook and Instagram experience instability in several countries this Sunday
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Facebook and Instagram AP Photo/Richard Drew Meta's Instagram and Facebook social networks experienced global instability this Sunday (19). Users from different countries reported problems in both the applications and the web versions of the platforms. In Brazil, according to DownDetector, a platform that monitors interruptions in online services, Instagram registered more than 500 complaints at around 6 am. Facebook had accumulated more than 100 reports of problems. ?? Do you have any reporting suggestions? Send it to g1 According to the website, instability on both platforms reached several countries. As of 4:46 am (Brasília time), more than 4,000 complaints had been registered in the United States related to Facebook. Of this total, 63% of users reported difficulties accessing the platform. Instagram, in turn, had accumulated more than 2,800 reports of failures in the United States at around 5:20 am. According to Reuters, access to the two platforms was also intermittent in Singapore.

On X, internet users from different countries reported problems accessing the platforms. The failure also gained repercussion in the international press, with vehicles from India, the United Kingdom, Qatar, Greece and Israel, for example, reporting episodes of instability. Meta did not respond to a request for comment until the last update of this report. On social media, internet users from several countries reported problems. See some of the publications:

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