Facebook and Instagram are down – Latest news: Meta is the reason for today’s global outage

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta ran into trouble on Tuesday with a massive outage across platforms Instagram and Facebook.

Back in January, the tech entrepreneur surprised UFC fans by appearing in Alexander Volkanovski’s corner when the Australian defended his featherweight title in Anaheim, California.

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Elon Musk mocked Meta on Tuesday after the company’s platforms, Instagram and Facebook, suffered major outages.

But this isn’t the first time the Tesla and X boss has clashed with fellow tech giant and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

After a bizarre online feud erupted last year, with the pair going back and forth on social media and taunting each other about a potential cage fight, the spat seemed to have died down. Musk appeared to reignite the feud in November.

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X boss Elon Musk continued to take advantage of the chaos and troll the meta.

“If you’re reading this post it’s because our servers are working,” he wrote early Tuesday.

#Cyber ​​Attack is trending on Twitter and many people are panicking that their account has been hacked.

But there’s no reason to think it was anything other than a standard (albeit very dramatic) technical problem caused by the meta itself. And that’s what the company seems to be showing (see below).

Meta spokesman Andy Stone said the issue has been resolved.

Meta’s business status page currently shows most services as “Recovering from an outage.”

The company doesn’t run a similar page for its consumer products, but you can imagine it would say the same thing. Service appears to be recovering, if not fully back yet.

Although more people are getting online, the problem still remains. Some people can’t get online or have other issues.

Tracking website Down Detector shows that reports of the problem are decreasing, but again, it’s not completely gone.

Also, the meta status page for business products is no longer yellow (see below). However, some will turn green to indicate “no known issues” and some will turn red to indicate “critical failure.”

Meta spokesperson Andy Stone posted that Meta is aware of the disorder. Elon Musk seems to be making fun of him.