Users have reported specific issues when attempting to access the website http://messenger.com/. They experienced prolonged loading times, eventually resulting in a “Service Unavailable” response.
The Messenger website responded with a “Service Unavailable” message when users tried to access it.
Additionally, some users reported that while they could access the Messenger website, they were unable to send messages. The system displayed a perpetual “Sending” status without transitioning to “Sent” as usual after a few minutes.
Messages on the Messenger website failed to send.
Similarly, the messaging service on the Facebook web platform also encountered issues with sending messages, despite the website functioning normally.
Messenger messages on the Facebook website could not be sent.
Furthermore, according to measurement data, users globally consistently reported issues with Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger throughout the morning.
As of 9:10 am on May 30, the issues remained unresolved. Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Messenger, has not provided any information regarding these incidents.
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