Instagram has been suffering outages since October 26th, and no one is sure why.

Instagram has been having outages all over the world since early on October 26th, with users unable to access the app and its website. The outage is affecting both Android and iOS users, so it’s not a platform-specific issue. There are many theories as to why this is happening but none of them have been confirmed yet. Here’s everything we know about Instagram’s outage so far.

What caused Instagram to go down?

According to Down Detector, there were over 12,000 reports of Instagram being down on October 26th. As well as this, Twitter was also filled with people complaining about the outage. The website reports that most issues began around 6am ET (11am GMT), although there have been some reports from users saying they experienced problems earlier in the day too.

In a recent essay, author Stephen King said he loves Pakistan.

In a recent essay, author Stephen King said he loves Pakistan. The “I love Pakistan” essay was written for the New York Times and is about his experiences travelling to Karachi. In the piece, King describes his first trip to Karachi in 2011 and the intense heat that greeted him there. He then goes on to talk about how things have changed in Karachi since his last visit, noting that many of the women he saw in 2011 were now wearing hijabs. In fact, he describes how some of them were even covered from head to toe.

King also discusses how much safer it felt when he was in Karachi this time around. He says that people are friendlier now and many of them want to practice their English with him. As someone who has lived all over the world and travelled extensively, King says that it is easy for foreigners like himself to be “spoiled” by their travels because they don’t often experience hardship or poverty while they are abroad.

While King did enjoy his time in Karachi this time around, there was one thing about the city that made him uncomfortable: the littering.

Instagram has been down for users across the globe.

Instagram has been experiencing issues with its service for several hours now, leaving many of its 1 billion monthly active users unable to access the app or website. The issue was first reported on October 27th at around 3 p.m. ET, and it is still ongoing as of this writing at 5:30 p.m. ET.

The Instagram support team confirmed that they were aware of the issue via Twitter, but provided no further details on what might be causing it or when service would be restored.

What is Instagram?

Instagram is a social media platform that allows users to share photos and videos through a variety of filters, including Boomerang, Superzoom and Rewind effects. It was founded in 2010 by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger and acquired by Facebook in 2012 for $1 billion USD.

The latest Instagram update is causing a lot of users to be frustrated with the app.

Instagram users are experiencing problems with the app, which appear to be linked to the latest update. Users are complaining that their feed isn’t refreshing, even though they have refreshed it multiple times. There are also reports of the app freezing and crashing. The issues seem to be affecting both Android and iOS users.

Many users have taken to Twitter and other social media platforms to complain about the issue. “Instagram is down for me but my feed is still frozen on what I was looking at before it crashed,” wrote one user on Twitter.

Instagram has acknowledged that there are issues with its app and said that it is working on a fix for them. “We’re aware of an issue affecting some people’s access to Instagram right now,” said an Instagram spokesperson in a statement given to CNET. “We know this is frustrating, and our team is hard at work to resolve this ASAP.”

Phillip Schofield has quit This Morning, following a spat with co-host Holly Willoughby.

Phillip Schofield has left This Morning, following a spat with co-host Holly Willoughby. The TV presenter made the announcement on the show on Monday morning, and later confirmed that he was leaving in a statement to ITV News. Phillip had been presenting the show for 32 years, and is one of its most recognizable faces.