This might be the end of Facebook if it lasts long enough. Invalidating people’s sessions on apps? That’s a HUGE cost. There’s a huge % of users that won’t be able to get back in.
It might not have actually invalidated the session
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#274every one panicked that they got hacked. i got a slim hope that i also got hacked and that i will not bother to recover my account and just roll without FB :) im too week to quit my self.
Send me your password and I'll log in and change it to nonsense. Get out of that heck hole.
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#275Seems like somehow YouTube is also affected? I'm starting to think that this is an attack of sorts and not Meta specific
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#276Meta stock in freefall. Going short at 20x leverage.
Risky move. The slight drop (and subsequent recovery) today is unlikely related to this outage in any way.
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#277Has a meta developer used Chat GPT again?
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#278I love how no one here is talking about the "coincidental" timing that this is happening on Super Tuesday. Carry on, nothing to see here.
I have yet to see one plausible reason for why this would affect primary voting in any way. Voting is done at the local level on local hardware; we don't vote on Facebook.
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#279I’m seeing a lot of non-FB services down too. Mostly AWS-based, but not all. My original conspiracy thoughts (this being Super Tuesday in the US) are giving away to thinking it’s some low level routing issue.
It's definitely related to Super Tuesday. Why kill 2 birds with one stone when you can kill 10?
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#280Greetings from Ukraine. And I confirm. First I sought, it is because some war issue in Ukraine (we are at war if somebody don't know), or somebody hacked me, but decided to check HN and seen this thread. God bless HN and America!
Prayers for Ukraine!