Others joked, that they could "now go to the Facebook HQ LIVE" to get the latest update as the outage on all three platforms had cut the communication.
"Looks like it’s a DNS problem," one wrote sharing the meme portraying the watch appearing to wait for the services' restoration. Others hashtagged the global disruption as #dramaalert. Pouring light humour about the major outages that involved the global shutdown of the most widely used websites Instagram, Facebook, and the messaging service Whatsapp, netizens dropped memes depicting the Facebook team "fixing" the internet problems. With Instagram, Facebook, Whatsapp, and Messenger hit by more than 3 hours of lasting outages on Monday night and no restoration of services in sight up until midnight, October 5, netizens took to Twitter to share their woes and bombard the platform with a slew of hilarious memes. "It's mayhem over here, all internal systems are down too," Philip Crowther, a reporter for the Associated Press, reported on Twitter. Facebook employees are communicating via text message and Outlook email, Associated Press reported, adding that the situation was pretty chaotic at the three buildings.ĬEO of Instagram has said on October 5 that it feels like a 'snow day' for staff, as there's a worldwide outage of all the three major Facebook platforms and employees are having a "bit of a tumbleweed moment." now, reports have emerged, stating that the employees at Facebook have been struggling to access office systems, while many others could not even enter the building or access their work premises. The websites and the messaging app returned an error at around 11:45 am ET, unable to load for the users. Facebook and Instagram employees are 'unable to do any work' as the social media giant's internal tools at the workplace have suffered a massive outage, as well, reports on October 5 have confirmed. Facebook encountered a glitch across all of its platforms- Instagram, WhatsApp, Oculus, and Facebook Messenger causing the online services to halt for its users worldwide late Monday night.
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