The Gateway Pundit By Jim Hoft
As reported earlier by Alicia Powe — Without warning, Facebook crashed on Monday morning.
It’s unclear what caused today’s global outage which saw Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram all crash.
Rumble services are running smoothly, no issues to report.
— Rumble (@rumblevideo) October 4, 2021
So is GETTR.
Sometimes more people than usual use Twitter. We prepare for these moments, but today things didn’t go exactly as planned. Some of you may have had an issue seeing replies and DMs as a result. This has been fixed. Sorry about that! ?
— Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) October 4, 2021
More companies are reporting issues.
?Breaking?
?Users worldwide are reporting issues with the following services:
•Facebook & FB Messenger
•T-Mobile / TMBLE Metro
•Spectrum
•Verizon
•AT&T
•Cricket Wireless
•Amazon
•Apple
•TikTok
•Snapchat
•Several more— Sébastien (@LAMBERT_S1) October 4, 2021
Yeah FB IG Snapchat WhatsApp Verizon T-Mobile ATT all having issues. I can’t even get thru to T-Mobile on the phone—611 is down. Recorded voice saying technical difficulties. Thankfully I can DM with them on Twitter they’re trying to fix it
— Johnna Crider (@JohnnaCrider1) October 4, 2021
The Daily Mail reported:
Facebook’s Chief Technology Officer offered his ‘sincere apologies’ on Monday afternoon as a global outage of the website along with Instagram and WhatsApp stretched into its fifth hour, costing the company $50billion and CEO Mark Zuckerberg $7billion and counting.
The cause of the outage is believed to have been changes made to Facebook’s systems at 11.50am EST.
It is believed they were caused in error and were not a cyber attack, but Facebook is yet to confirm the cause of the outage.
It sparked global outages that are detrimental to online businesses and decimate the company’s ad-wielding power.
At 3.50pm, four hours after the outage began, CTO Mike Schroepfer tweeted: ‘*Sincere* apologies to everyone impacted by outages of Facebook powered services right now. We are experiencing networking issues and teams are working as fast as possible to debug and restore as fast as possible.’
The anti-trust debate is over.
Today ended the antitrust debate.
No one company can have this much control over the internet and web based communication.
Break the companies up.
— Cernovich (@Cernovich) October 4, 2021
UPDATE– Jack Posobiec on The War Room reported at 5:39 PM — CAUSE OF CRISIS UNKNOWN — This is a historic internet crisis.
