Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp outages
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Re: Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp outages
#12I find the outages of the last few days a curious coincidence : Slack, Google, Cloudflare, Azure, now FB. edit : added Slack after @kache_ mentioned it, added Azure after stevehubertron mentioned it.
Re: Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp outages
#13I find the outages of the last few days a curious coincidence : Slack, Google, Cloudflare, Azure, now FB. edit : added Slack after @kache_ mentioned it, added Azure after stevehubertron mentioned it.
Add Azure to the list. Its routing was down for about 2 hours yesterday.
I had not connected Huawei to my conspiracy theory yet, but just did.
Re: Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp outages
#14Not only Facebook, but Instagram (which shares common infrastructure) has also been mostly down (read-only mode it seems). The most popular Twitter hashtag right now is #instagramdown
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
Add Azure to the list. Its routing was down for about 2 hours yesterday.
Actually, I started wondering the last few minutes : what if the next worldwar would start on the internet? Or is this a common assumption already? I had not connected Huawei to my conspiracy theory yet, but just did.
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#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
Actually, I started wondering the last few minutes : what if the next worldwar would start on the internet? Or is this a common assumption already? I had not connected Huawei to my conspiracy theory yet, but just did.
People who make defense policy have been assuming the answer to that question was "yes" for about 20 years now. It's sometimes described as "cyber precedes kinetic." https://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG1215.html
Re: Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp outages
#20One interesting thing I noticed is the ALT text that is displayed in place of the missing images. It shows how their image recognition is classifying everything. I guess a lot of my friends drink as a lot of the alt text was like "Image may contain: drink"