Facebook experienced a technical glitch on Sunday, preventing a number of users from accessing their accounts, as they received a message stating that the account was 'temporarily unavailable' due to a technical issue on the site, asking them to try again in a few minutes.

The message explains that the cause of the problem is a technical glitch in Facebook's servers, not due to account suspension or any action taken against the owner.

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Several users reported seeing this message while trying to log in or browse their accounts through the browser, while the platform continued to work normally for other users, suggesting that the glitch is limited to a subset of users or a part of the service's infrastructure.

Meta, the owner of Facebook, has not yet issued any official comment regarding the causes of the glitch or its scope. Expectations indicate that the problem may be resolved shortly if it stems from an internal technical glitch, as the message shown to users suggests.

In this context, tech specialists advise users not to change passwords or attempt to recover accounts at this time, as the problem appears to be related to the platform's servers, not the accounts themselves, and to simply wait for some time and then try again.

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