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Users of Meta's Facebook, Instagram report suffering some outages

Users of Meta's Facebook and Instagram experienced outages on July 19, according to reports tracked by Downdetector. In Singapore, approximately 430 Instagram-related issues were reported around 5 pm, while Facebook had 436 reports at 3:50 pm, later decreasing to 190. In the United States, over 4,800 Facebook users reported problems accessing the website, with 63% experiencing access issues, and 2,829 Instagram users encountered app-related problems. Meta did not respond to a Reuters inquiry.

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Users of Meta's Facebook, Instagram report suffering some outages

Users of Meta's Facebook and Instagram experienced outages on July 19, according to reports tracked by Downdetector. In Singapore, approximately 430 Instagram-related issues were reported around 5 pm, while Facebook had 436 reports at 3:50 pm, later decreasing to 190. In the United States, over 4,800 Facebook users reported problems accessing the website, with 63% experiencing access issues, and 2,829 Instagram users encountered app-related problems. Meta did not respond to a Reuters inquiry.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about service outages without taking a political stance. It reports on technical issues affecting social media platforms without linking them to broader political debates or controversies. The framing remains neutral, focusing solely on user experiences and U

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