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This article examines Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp Crashed Globally Not Because of DDoS Attacks. It presents the main facts, practical implications, and key points in a clearer, easier-to-follow format.
Understanding Facebook
Accordingly, from this morning (March 14, 2019), Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp users cannot be accessed in many regions of the world. When accessing Facebook the Web version will see an error message with the message "We are fixing the problem as quickly as possible". Some lucky people can open Facebook, Instagram or WhatsApp but have trouble sending Messenger messages.

Meanwhile the Facebook version on mobile is normal, but the posting sometimes fails.

Update 08:35: F5 page hard, you can still post status, posts on Facebook on the web.
The problem on Instagram is worse, when Instagram Stories is completely interrupted, the posts and the new content posting button do not work.

Before this serious incident, Facebook gave feedback on its Twitter page and confirmed that "The problem is not related to DDoS attack".
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Accordingly, from this morning (March 14, 2019), Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp users cannot be accessed in many regions of the world. When accessing Facebook the Web version will see an error message with the message "We are fixing the problem as quickly as possible".
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