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The Facebook platform, owned by Meta, experienced a widespread technical outage since the evening hours of Tuesday, affecting thousands of users in Morocco, the Arab world, and several other countries. Users faced difficulty accessing their accounts and encountered browsing issues.
According to Downdetector, a website specializing in tracking outages, the platform witnessed a significant increase in the number of complaints during the early hours, with most complaints focused on login difficulties, automatic logouts, error messages such as "account temporarily unavailable" and "Something went wrong," in addition to problems loading the home page, videos, and posts, and the mobile app crashing. Despite the absence of a detailed official statement from Meta, the official status page (Meta Status) indicated high disruptions in some related tools such as "Facebook Ads Manager" and "Instagram Boost," without mentioning a comprehensive outage of the main platform. Specialized sources said that outages of this type are often resolved within a few hours, with an official clarification expected soon from Meta regarding the cause of the outage and the date of service resumption to normal, with users recommended to follow updates via Downdetector or the company's official page.
