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Social media services Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram are coming back after an outage that lasted almost six hours, Facebook, which owns all the three services has said.
Users globally reported an outage on these platforms on Monday evening. Users posted messages on Twitter saying the popular social networking and communication platforms were inaccessible around 9 pm Indian time.
Website monitoring group Downdetector said it was the largest failure it had ever seen with 10.6 million problem reports around the world.
The last time Facebook had a disruption of this magnitude was in 2019. Facebook tweeted its apologies to those affected by the outage.
While users couldn't send or receive messages on WhatsApp, Instagram showed &lsquo;couldn't refresh the feed.&rsquo; Similarly, the Facebook page took forever to load.
A message on the Facebook website read &lsquo;something went wrong&rsquo; and work is on to get it fixed soon
WhatsApp&nbsp;issued statement on their official Twitter handle saying it is 'working to get things back to normal and will send an update as soon as possible'.

Facebook, Whatsapp and Instagram back after outage

Facebook, Whatsapp and Instagram back after the largest outage ever seen

Facebook, Whatsapp and Instagram back after outage
Social media services were down for about six hours
Website monitoring group&nbsp;Downdetector: Largest failure ever seen
Last time Facebook had a disruption of this magnitude was in 2019
Facebook tweeted its apologies to those affected by the outage

Website monitoring group Downdetector said it was the largest failure it had ever seen with 10.6 million problem reports around the world.

Social media services Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram are back after an outage that lasted almost six hours, Facebook, which owns all the three services, has said.
Users globally reported an outage on these platforms on Monday evening. Users posted messages on Twitter saying the popular social networking and communication platforms were inaccessible around 9 pm Indian time.
Website monitoring group Downdetector said it was the largest failure it had ever seen with 10.6 million problem reported around the world.
The last time Facebook had a disruption of this magnitude was in 2019. Facebook tweeted its apologies to those affected by the outage.
While users couldn't send or receive messages on WhatsApp, Instagram showed &lsquo;couldn't refresh the feed.&rsquo; Similarly, the Facebook page took forever to load.
A message on the Facebook website read &lsquo;something went wrong&rsquo; and work is on to get it fixed soon
WhatsApp&nbsp;issued statement on their official Twitter handle saying it is 'working to get things back to normal and will send an update as soon as possible'.

Reports indicate that social media giant Facebook is testing Sparked, a video speed-dating app. 

Facebook is testing a video speed-dating app called Sparked: reports

Reports indicate that social media giant Facebook is testing Sparked, a video speed-dating app.

Reports indicate that social media giant Facebook is testing Sparked, a video speed-dating app. Developed by the firm's in-house NPE Team that works on experimental services, Sparked has reportedly been described as "video dating with kind people". The free-to-use service will reportedly cycle through speed video dates that last four minutes, and both parties will have the ability to schedule a second 10-minute as well. While there's no word on when the service will be launched, reports say Facebook has confirmed its existence, calling it an early experiment.

FB hate post row: after writing letters, Cong seeks parl panel probe

Congress leader K C Venugopal on Thursday demanded a probe by a parliamentary committee into Facebook's alleged interference in the country's electoral process. Making a special mention in Rajya Sabha, Venugopal said media reports have revealed about Facebook India's 'blatant biases and dubious practices' in content regulation. He demanded that the government should ask for a high-level inquiry by Facebook Headquarters into Facebook India leadership team and their operations and then submit a report to the board of Facebook Inc.&nbsp;

Cong leader demands parl committee probe into Facebook allegations

Congress demands parl&nbsp;probe into alleged Facebook&nbsp;bias
Congress has written two letters raising the concerns
Cong brings up social media giant's 'dubious&nbsp;practices'
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After writing two letters to the social media giant, Congress leader KC Venugopal on Thursday demanded a probe by a parliamentary committee into Facebook's alleged interference in the country's electoral process. Making a special mention in Rajya Sabha, Venugopal said media reports have revealed about Facebook India's 'blatant biases and dubious practices' in content regulation. He demanded that the government should ask for a high-level inquiry by Facebook Headquarters into Facebook India leadership team and their operations and then submit a report to the board of Facebook Inc.&nbsp;

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