due to which WhatsApp-Instagram also stopped
Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram Server Down: After being closed for more than 6 hours, Facebook and Instagram started working again at 3:24 pm Indian time. Similarly, WhatsApp started working at 4:19 pm after staying for more than 7 hours.
- Facebook and Instagram shut down for more than 6 hours
- WhatsApp started working for more than 7 hours
- Facebook and the world lost crores due to Maharukavat
New Delhi: From 9:11 pm Indian time, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram all over the world stopped working due to server down (Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram Server Down). Due to technical fault, people had to face a lot of trouble and work in many companies came to a standstill. So there on social media #WhatsAppDown and #FacebookDown started trending.
- How long have Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram been closed?
Facebook and Instagram started working again at 3:24 pm Indian time after being closed for more than 6 hours. Similarly, WhatsApp started working at 4:19 pm Indian time after staying for more than 7 hours.
- The servers of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp are interconnected
Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are all owned by Facebook, that is why the servers of these three are also interconnected. Due to which all three are affected by a slight change. However, the reason why this blockade occurred due to the change in Facebook’s server has not been clear.
- Server down due to DNS failure
The reason for such closure of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram was the failure of Facebook’s DNS i.e. Domain Name System. Due to the failure of DNS, the Internet ‘root’ of its users to access Facebook was obstructed, because DNS translates any website into an IP address and takes the user to the page he wants to open.
- Why Facebook’s DNS Failed?
On the failure of Facebook’s DNS, experts believe that prima facie it seems that all of Facebook’s BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) were stopped, due to which DNS failed and users of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram all over the world. Missed out. DNS does its work only with the help of BGP ‘route’. However, the reasons for the BGP’s halt have not been officially known yet.
- The condition of Facebook officials deteriorated
The blockade on Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram took a toll on Facebook executives when the official mail system in their office and even access cards for employees stopped working. Facebook’s Chief Technology Officer Mike Schröpfer apologized for the disruption and assured people that his team was trying to fix the problem as soon as possible.
- The team went to the server room by breaking the lock
Facebook sent a team to the Santa Clara data center in California to manually resect the locked servers and get things better, but there was no way to get rid of it when the internal mail system shut down and employees didn’t have access to their access cards. Even when the access card was not working, the team that went to fix the server broke the lock and went to the server room, because they needed physical access to the server to fix the server.
- Loss of crores to Facebook due to Maharukavat
During the blockade, Facebook issued an internal memo describing the blockade as a high risk to the public, medium risk to assets and high risk to the company’s reputation. Due to the blockade on Facebook, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s wealth fell by more than $ 7 billion or about Rs 52190 crore in one day, while Facebook suffered an estimated loss of more than $ 80 million or about Rs 596 crore in its revenue. According to the estimates of the Internet Global Observatory ‘Netblocks’ on this blockade of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, the economy of the whole world suffered a loss of more than $ 160 million or about Rs 1192.9 crore every hour due to this one blockade.
- Facebook issued a statement and apologized
After Facebook and Instagram were shut down for more than 6 hours and WhatsApp was restarted for more than 7 hours, Facebook issued a statement apologizing to the people for the damage caused to them and their business. So far, Facebook has not officially said anything on the reasons for this whole incident.
- Facebook put in profit instead of protecting people?
It is also worth noting that a former Facebook employee, Francis Hogan, leaked several internal Facebook documents to the US media last week, alleging that Facebook is engaged in its personal gain rather than the safety of the people. According to Francis Hogan, Facebook did not take important steps to stop violence on its platform (not removing violent posts and accounts asking to commit violence) just because Facebook felt that these steps would affect its profits. .
