Is Facebook Down? Current Status, Outage Reports & User Feedback
Operational Last checked: 2 minutes ago
User Reports (Last 12 Hours)
Quick Actions
Incident History
Resolved Incidents
We have detected a potential outage for Facebook.
Started:
Resolved:
We have detected a potential outage for Facebook.
Started:
Resolved:
We have detected a potential outage for Facebook.
Started:
Resolved:
We have detected a potential outage for Facebook.
Started:
Resolved:
We have detected a potential outage for Facebook.
Started:
Resolved:
We have detected a potential outage for Facebook.
Started:
Resolved:
Frequently Asked Questions
This generic error typically indicates temporary service disruptions, account-specific issues, or content loading problems. Try refreshing the page, clearing your browser cache, or accessing Facebook after waiting a few minutes.
Media loading issues often result from content delivery network problems, bandwidth limitations, or caching errors. Try switching between Wi-Fi and mobile data, clearing your browser cache, or temporarily lowering your video quality settings.
Posting limitations may be caused by temporary feature restrictions, automated content filtering, or account-specific issues. Try shortening your content, removing any links or special characters, or waiting a short period before attempting to post again.
Messenger connection issues typically stem from network instability, service capacity limitations, or app-specific problems. Try force-closing and reopening the app, checking your internet connection, or logging out and back into your account.
Feed refresh issues may result from caching problems, content delivery disruptions, or personalization algorithm adjustments. Try manually refreshing the page, switching between feed sorting options, or accessing Facebook through a different device.
Business tool access issues can be caused by account permission changes, feature-specific disruptions, or regional availability problems. Verify your business account permissions, check if specific tools are affected while others work, or try accessing through a different browser.
Performance degradation during high-traffic periods may result from network congestion, service capacity limitations, or content delivery optimizations. Try accessing less resource-intensive features, using the mobile app instead of browser version, or accessing during off-peak hours.
Notification delivery issues can stem from system permission settings, notification preference configurations, or delivery service disruptions. Check your notification settings, ensure you haven't muted specific content types, or try logging out and back in to refresh your session.
About Facebook
Facebook is a social media and networking platform that connects billions of people worldwide, allowing users to share updates, photos, videos, and messages. The platform serves as a digital community where individuals maintain personal connections, businesses establish their online presence, and organizations engage with their audiences through posts, groups, and Pages.
Individuals use Facebook to stay connected with friends and family, join interest-based communities, and discover events and content relevant to their interests. Businesses leverage Facebook for marketing, customer service, and community building, using tools like Facebook Pages, Marketplace, and advertising solutions to reach potential customers. Non-profit organizations and community groups use the platform to organize events, raise awareness for causes, and coordinate volunteers.
Users may experience various types of issues when using Facebook, including difficulties logging in, temporary inability to post content or comments, delayed notifications, or media upload failures. Businesses might encounter problems with their Pages not displaying correctly, ad delivery interruptions, or analytics reporting delays. Facebook's messaging features (including Messenger) can sometimes experience delivery delays or connection problems. Since Facebook consists of numerous interconnected services running across global data centers, users in different regions may experience varying levels of performance or availability at any given time.