Facebook Down Worldwide as Users Report Logouts and Access Issues

Facebook users across the globe reported widespread service disruptions on Friday evening, with outage reports surging at around 7:30 PM Nepal Time.

Thousands of users said they were suddenly logged out of their Facebook accounts, while others reported being unable to refresh their feeds, access profiles, post content, or use key platform features. The issues appeared to affect both the Facebook mobile app and desktop website.

Many users took to alternative social media platforms to confirm whether the outage was widespread. Reports indicated that login attempts were failing for some users, while others encountered error messages or blank screens when trying to access Facebook services.

The outage appeared to coincide with problems affecting Facebook Messenger, suggesting a broader disruption within Meta’s infrastructure. Users reported messaging failures, account authentication issues, and unexpected logouts across multiple Meta-owned services.

At the time of publication, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, had not released an official statement explaining the cause of the outage. Engineers are expected to investigate whether the disruption was caused by server issues, authentication system failures, or another technical problem.

Facebook remains one of the world’s largest social networking platforms, serving billions of users worldwide. As a result, even short service interruptions can affect communication, business operations, content creators, and advertisers across multiple countries.

Users experiencing login issues are advised to avoid repeatedly resetting passwords unless Meta confirms a security-related incident, as the widespread nature of the outage suggests a platform-side technical problem rather than individual account compromises.

Niriv first observed a sharp rise in user reports at approximately 7:30 PM Nepal Time. The situation remains ongoing, and service availability may be restored gradually as Meta works to resolve the issue.

This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.