Facebook users are locked out of the app. It appears Facebook is experiencing yet another glitch.

Facebook is down AGAIN: App users worldwide are forced out of the app in second glitch in 48 hours. Problem with the app is believed to have begun around 1pm ET. Based on Bryan Lee O'Malley's Oni Press comic book of the same name, Scott Pilgrim vs. As "The Naked Spur" opens, Jimmy Stewart has met an old prospector up in the hills and has hired him on to help track down a dangerous fugitive. Hi-Def Atomic Blonde (2017) Movie.

Many users have flocked to Twitter to share their frustrations that the social media app forced them out and blocked them from logging back in. The issue seems to have occurred around 1pm ET and one Twitter user claims it is affecting 'millions' of users worldwide - and this is the second problem to plague Facebook this week.

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Scroll down for video Many users have flocked to Twitter to share their frustrations that the social media app forcing them out and blocking them from logging back in. The glitch seems to have occurred within around 1pm ET and is affecting 'millions' of users worldwide - this is the second issue to plague Facebook this week. FACEBOOK IS DOWN Many users have flocked to Twitter to share their frustrations that the social media app forcing them out and barring them from logging back in.

The alert states 'In order to keep your information secure, we've locked your account', which may suggest an account is under attack. The message also states, 'Before we can unlock it, please verify your identity and change your pass word'.'Your account will remain hidden until you complete the process'. However, users are unable to log back in. The glitch seems to have occurred within around 1pm ET and one Twitte user said it is affecting 'millions' of users worldwide - this is the second issue to plague Facebook this week. Down. Detector reveals that the issue is affecting areas all around the world, with a majority of these unlucky users residing in the northeastern parts of the US.'Earlier today an error in one of our systems designed to help prevent suspicious account access sent a small set of people to our account recovery flow unnecessarily,' a Facebook spokesperson told Daily. Mail. com.'We have fixed the issue and are in the process of clearing the affected accounts from this recovery flow.

Some users saw the error message and assumed Facebook was censoring them.'Facebook is Censoring big time. The glitch seems to have occurred around 1pm ET and is affecting 'millions' of users worldwide - this is the second issue to plague Facebook this week'Your account will remain hidden until you complete the process'. However, even after completing the steps, users were still unable to access their accounts.

Friday's glitch appears to be nothing more than a technical error- not a security issue. And there is no reason to believe these accounts are at risk, nor is there any action that people need to take. Facebook was also down on February 2. UK and Europe, although others reported issues in Australia. According to Down Detector, which tracks major network outages, the problems started at around 9am GMT (4am ET).

And because the issue is still fairly new, many believed it was a massive hacking incident, as the alert says, 'In order to keep your information secure, we've locked your account'It is believed over 1,0. Facebookers, frustrated by the interruption to their social media fix. Almost half of the issues reported said there was a total blackout, while 3. Facebook is yet to mention the outage on any of its social media pages, or respond to the many complaints from people about the issue.

Many users have taken to Twitter to vent their frustration with the problem. Jamie White tweeted: 'Anyone else having problems with Facebook this morning? Timeline doesn't seem to be refreshing.' Dean Marsham posted a screenshot of the problem with his Facebook timeline, in which a notice simply read: 'No stories to show.'Facebook was also down on Feb. UK and Europe, although others reported issues in Australia. According to Down Detector, which tracks major network outages, the problems started at around 9am GMT (4am ET)Others took more of a comical approach, such as Ian Evans, who said: 'Facebook is down.. And Sandra Younger joked: 'Facebook down! Now I'll never know what you all had for breakfast!'The outage follows similar problems with Instagram, which Facebook owns, yesterday afternoon.

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Jamie White tweeted: 'Anyone else having problems with Facebook this morning? Timeline doesn't seem to be refreshing'Others took more of a comical approach, such as Ian Evans, who said: 'Facebook is down.. PREVIOUS OUTAGES  Although Facebook prides itself on rarely going down, this isn't the first time it has left users unable to 'like' or post.

In fact, Facebook has gone down eight times in the past year. A similar glitch seemed to happen in January of last year. Hundreds of millions of people worldwide were unable to use Facebook and Instagram for around an hour. Hackers from online group Lizard Squad claimed they shut down the site at around 6am GMT - but Mark Zuckerberg's social media empire says it was just a technical fault. And in September the social network went down again – three times in the same month.

The third time was for 4. Users in the UK and Europe reported issues posting photos from around 4pm GMT.

Almost half of the issues reported were to do with the news feed, while 3. Despite an onslaught of tweets from users about the outage, Instagram is still yet to reply, or comment on what caused the problems. Although Facebook prides itself on rarely going down, this isn't the first time it has left users unable to 'like' or post. A similar glitch seemed to happen in January of last year. Hundreds of millions of people worldwide were unable to use Facebook and Instagram for around an hour. Hackers from online group Lizard Squad claimed they shut down the two sites at around 6am GMT - but Mark Zuckerberg's social media empire says it was just a technical fault.

But unlike Wednesday's mishap, Facebook did acknowledge the issue last year. Dean Marsham posted a screenshot of the problem with his Facebook timeline, in which a notice simply read: 'No stories to show'Sandra Younger joked: 'Facebook down! Now I'll never know what you all had for breakfast!'The firm said it was 'aware' of trouble accessing the site and added: 'We're working to get hings back to normal as quickly as possible.'In September the social network went down again – three times in the same month. The third time was for 4.

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