Facebook down for the third time in 48 hours - NEWS.com.au

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FACEBOOK users refused access to its online social network beloved again this morning.
It was the third time that the service had been sporadically available 500 millions of users within 48 hours.
Problems occur in the same week that Twitter users were affected by a hack that sent them to hard-core pornographic sites if they so much as he was walking his pointer on random words.
Many Facebook users have been confronted with messages such as "DNS Error" when tried to log on to the site in the past two days.
Facebook said that it was experiencing some site, issues that were causing the site to be slow or unavailable "for some users".
Technology sites reported that the issue was any less little thing, and that "thousands" were still being affected by slow or no service at all.
Web site service AlertSite control told Mashable was likely to be much more, with Facebook showing "only 38.46% availability with high response up to 60 times seconds reported from one of our locations monitoring of heaven".
Websites using the buttons "Like" and "share" Facebook also reported work correctly with these characteristics.
Yesterday, in the power of Twitter, Facebook said that the problem was a "third-party network provider".
Then claimed that this issue has been resolved as of 17: 30 (AEST).
"We have fixed the issue with a third-party network provider" announced shortly after.
"Any person concerned must be able to access Facebook normally."
But users in the United States, Europe, South America and Australia were still experiencing problems this morning and Facebook turned to Twitter to admit the problem remained.
"Facebook may be slow or unavailable for some people due to problems of site."We are working to resolve it quickly, posted around 06: 00 (AEST).
08: 15, Solved the technical theag interference again, apologies to your users, but does not explain what went wrong.
Facebook Meredith Chin spokesperson that the problems is today relate to the principles of the week.
Many news sites made light of the situation, saying that the problem really existed only for Farmville users could not tend crops for 48 hours and enjoy the fact that a significant increase in the productivity of workers had lifted in the U.s. recession.
Others point to the irony of going down the same day as the film based on the life of Mark Zuckerberg, the social network Facebook, makes its debut in New York.
In the film, a young Zuckerberg desperately tries to get cash out of support in the knowledge that if Facebook crashes during 24 hours, will mean the end of his dream

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