Facebook clears up glitch problems
The site has purportedly taken care of reported problems users complained of Saturday.
Palo Alto, CA (WiredPRNews.com) – Facebook has reportedly handled the issues that led to user complaints about the site over the weekend. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), the site stated Saturday evening that users who experienced access problems could again access their account without the reported concerns.
As noted by the AP, users across the globe reportedly complained of log in and other problems, with many voicing their concerns on fellow social networking website Twitter. A spokesperson for Facebook is quoted in the report as stating that only a “small percentage of users” were having trouble accessing the site and certain features due to an issue with the server.
As further noted by the AP, Facebook boats over 400 million users worldwide.
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