Facebook Server Issuesįacebook Messenger was initially down last October, and it was with other applications that have created a massive panic amidst its applications that also did not work alongside the chat service. Meta Facebook has not yet revealed the reason for its down server issues of today. The Messenger down issue has affected a lot of users, also other apps of the company. Also, the service is slowly being returned, so not all features may be back for the use of its patrons and subscribers yet. In this photo illustration, the Facebook Messenger app in App Store seen displayed on a smartphone screen and a Facebook Messenger logo in the background.Īt around 3:50 PM Pacific Time (6:50 PM ET), Messenger has confirmed via Twitter that the service is back and running, and the company has resolved its issues. coli: 1.7 tons of boneless beef chuck recalled in 9 states due to E.(Photo : Photo Illustration by Thiago Prudêncio/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) What else is under recall?: Check out USA TODAY's searchable recall database cars, food, consumer products and more.Latest car recall roundup: Several Honda models, Jeep Wranglers among 393,000 recalled cars this week.Owners may contact Volkswagen's customer service at 1-80 or put their vehicle identification number online to see if their car is affected.Ī remedy for the issue is still under development and vehicle owners will be notified once it is ready. In the meantime, owners are advised to not let people sit in the front passenger seat until the issue is resolved. Number of vehicles affected: 143,053 What should Volkswagen owners do?Īffected owners are expected to begin to be notified by mail on May 26. Volkswagen said it became aware of reported issues in August 2019. The passenger occupant detection system on affected models may experience a fault in the wiring and deactivate the front passenger air bag when the seat is occupied, which can increase the risk of an injury in a crash. The recall affects certain Volkswagen Atlas models, according to a NHTSA report.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced Tuesday. Volkswagen is recalling more than 143,000 of its SUVs because the front passenger air bags may be deactivated, and urging people to not let anyone sit in the front passenger seat, the U.S.
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