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Facebook Gradually Restores Services Following Global Disruption

Facebook began to regain functionality following a global disruption that started on Friday evening.

By Staff Correspondent
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Facebook started to become active again around 8:25 PM following a disruption that began on Friday evening. However, users report that several features are still unavailable. Some users also mentioned they cannot access Messenger. Earlier, users worldwide, including in Bangladesh, faced issues such as login failures, news feed not updating, and automatic logouts from Messenger. Meta has not provided any official statement regarding the cause of the disruption.

User Reports and Ongoing Issues

Users have been reporting various issues since the disruption began. While some features are coming back online, others remain inaccessible. The exact cause of the disruption is still unknown as Meta has not issued any official statement.

FAQ

When did Facebook start to become active again?
Around 8:25 PM following the disruption.
Are all features available on Facebook now?
No, some features are still reported to be unavailable.
Has Meta provided any statement on the cause of the disruption?
No, Meta has not issued any official statement.

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