Late Monday evening, thousands of users across the globe — specifically Asia found that they were unable to log in to Facebook. It was unclear what caused the error, however; many people from parts of New Zealand, Australia and North America were affected.

Late Monday evening, thousands of users across the globe — specifically Asia found that they were unable to log in to Facebook. It was unclear what caused the error, however; many people from parts of New Zealand, Australia and North America were affected.

Late Monday evening, thousands of users across the globe — specifically Asia found that they were unable to log in to Facebook. It was unclear what caused the error, however; many people from parts of New Zealand, Australia and North America were affected.

Users took to Twitter to express their disappointment over the given glitch. “The hashtags #facebookdown and #facebookisdown were gaining traction of Twitter within 10 minutes of the crash,” Stuff reported.

Late Monday evening, thousands of users across the globe — specifically Asia found that they were unable to log in to Facebook. It was unclear what caused the error, however; many people from parts of New Zealand, Australia and North America were affected.

Users took to Twitter to express their disappointment over the given glitch. “The hashtags #facebookdown and #facebookisdown were gaining traction of Twitter within 10 minutes of the crash,” Stuff reported.

Late Monday evening, thousands of users across the globe — specifically Asia found that they were unable to log in to Facebook. It was unclear what caused the error, however; many people from parts of New Zealand, Australia and North America were affected.

Users took to Twitter to express their disappointment over the given glitch. “The hashtags #facebookdown and #facebookisdown were gaining traction of Twitter within 10 minutes of the crash,” Stuff reported.

Later, Facebook released a statement saying, “Earlier today, some Facebook users were unable to access Facebook briefly due to a technical issue. We have now fixed the issue and apologise for any inconvenience caused.”  

Late Monday evening, thousands of users across the globe — specifically Asia found that they were unable to log in to Facebook. It was unclear what caused the error, however; many people from parts of New Zealand, Australia and North America were affected.

Users took to Twitter to express their disappointment over the given glitch. “The hashtags #facebookdown and #facebookisdown were gaining traction of Twitter within 10 minutes of the crash,” Stuff reported.

Later, Facebook released a statement saying, “Earlier today, some Facebook users were unable to access Facebook briefly due to a technical issue. We have now fixed the issue and apologise for any inconvenience caused.”  

Late Monday evening, thousands of users across the globe — specifically Asia found that they were unable to log in to Facebook. It was unclear what caused the error, however; many people from parts of New Zealand, Australia and North America were affected.

Users took to Twitter to express their disappointment over the given glitch. “The hashtags #facebookdown and #facebookisdown were gaining traction of Twitter within 10 minutes of the crash,” Stuff reported.

Later, Facebook released a statement saying, “Earlier today, some Facebook users were unable to access Facebook briefly due to a technical issue. We have now fixed the issue and apologise for any inconvenience caused.”  

The site was apparently functional after 30 minutes of inactivity.

Late Monday evening, thousands of users across the globe — specifically Asia found that they were unable to log in to Facebook. It was unclear what caused the error, however; many people from parts of New Zealand, Australia and North America were affected.

Users took to Twitter to express their disappointment over the given glitch. “The hashtags #facebookdown and #facebookisdown were gaining traction of Twitter within 10 minutes of the crash,” Stuff reported.

Later, Facebook released a statement saying, “Earlier today, some Facebook users were unable to access Facebook briefly due to a technical issue. We have now fixed the issue and apologise for any inconvenience caused.”  

The site was apparently functional after 30 minutes of inactivity.