Facebook users reportedly encounter 'auto friend request' bug
The glitch appears to occur when one user visits another person's profile, triggering an unsolicited friend request to be sent from the visitor to the profile owner.
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The glitch appears to occur when one user visits another person's profile, triggering an unsolicited friend request to be sent from the visitor to the profile owner.
A number of users from several parts of the country have reported problems with Facebook, especially facing trouble with its 'Ads Manager'. As per the DownDetector, it was shown that most of the outage reports were from Mumbai and Delhi.
Facebook has been experiencing a bizarre glitch in which users' feeds are being flooded with celebrity posts. The strange bug has caused fans to unfollow 'celebrities'.
'There were conflicts of interest between what was good for the public and what was good for Facebook, Haugen said, adding, 'over and over again, Facebook chose to optimize for its own interests, like making more money.'
BYTES Toggle Desk Toggle Desk Facebook users around the globe have been experiencing a mysterious forced mass log out since Friday night. Many users in Bangladesh also reported being hit by the forced mass logout around Saturday morning. When opening the Facebook app, many users received the "session expired" notification and were prompted to log back in. Outage detector site DownDetector.com reported a sudden spike in complaints around 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM Bangladesh Standard Time, this morning. "We're looking into reports of people being logged out...