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On Facebook, Memes are being posted by followers to capitalize on the bloodshed.
A strange glitch on Facebook is presently spamming user feeds with infinite posts from celebrity accounts. The same problem, where their main News Feed is overwhelmed with minor postings made to pages for musicians like Lady Gaga, Nirvana, and The Beatles, was experienced by a number of Verge staff members who attempted to utilize the social media network this morning.
Facebook is malfunctioning, and it’s breaking strangely. On Tuesday, at about 11:30 p.m. PT, Facebook users started noticing a peculiar bug: All of the posts on celebrities’ walls are coming from random users. When I go down my personal feed, all I see are posts to the official pages of The Beatles, Gorillaz, and System of a Down that were sent by strangers.
Users were quick to exploit the loophole and are already sending memes to celebrities that they know would be widely spread. One highly shared image I’m seeing on my own profile is a turkey sandwich with the remark, “If you see this, send it to another celebrity’s Facebook page to keep the turkey sandwich moving.” Everyone who follows that celebrity appears to have the image appear in their feed at that point.
By spamming PayPal contribution links or hawking bitcoin ventures, other individuals are profiting from the present situation.
Users have turned down the detector to report the issues since just before 2:00 AM ET, despite the fact that it doesn’t seem to be an outage in the conventional sense. As of this writing, Meta’s status dashboard reports no difficulties. A Meta spokesman did not immediately respond to The Verge’s request for comment.
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