GRAND FORCE Project Community: facebroke เมื่อบางเว็บสนับสนุน fb มากไป

เหตุการณ์ของวันที่ 7 ก.พ. 2556

A weird thing happened on Thursday night. Anytime you clicked on a link — or most of the time anyways — some strange Internet force directed you to an error page on Facebook. The URL is full of weird randomly generated code, but it"s definitely a Facebook page. You can even check your notifications even though you didn"t even want to visit Facebook. No, this is not a conspiracy. In all likelihood, it"s a bug that will be fixed within the hour. (Unless, it"s not, in which case things will get very interesting.) If you need to use the Internet before then, simply log out of Facebook, and you should be good to go. (UPDATE: It"sfixed, now.)

Folks that understand how these Internet things work have quickly surmised that the bug must be related to Facebook Connect, the ubiquitous, one-click log-in feature that you"ve been using much more than you though you were. Others have guessed that it"s a Like button issue. If either theory true this would mean that every time you"re redirected by this bug or whatever it is, you"re heading to a site that"s controlled by Facebook. We couldn"t have said anything so dramatic yesterday, but today it"s become painfully apparent. CNN, BuzzFeed, The Washington Post — they"re all down.

Facebook rules the Internet. We clicked three links in a row and got the error page three times in a row. Just think: When"s the last time you signed up for a website that didn"t use Facebook Connect or have a Like button somewhere. There are few corners that it does not touch, and if you don"t use Facebook you should be fine. But if you do, whether you read your News Feed or not, Facebook can ruin your Thursday night of Internet surfing any time it wants.

UPDATE (8:49 p.m.): Shortly after the problem was resolved, Facebook released a statement. "For a short period of time, there was a bug that redirected people logging in with Facebook from third-party sites to Facebook.com," it read. "The issue was quickly resolved, and Login with Facebook is now working as usual."

ใจความก็คือ เมื่อ "เฟสบั๊ก" เว็บใดก็ตามที่สามารถ Login ด้วย

"เฟสบุก" ไอดีได้จะพลอยบั๊กไปด้วย แล้วเด้งไปหน้า "เฟสโบร๊ก"

Error page (หน้าแตก) ถึงในข่าวจะบอกว่าแก้ไขได้รวดเร็ว

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