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Monday 21 October 2013 9:10 am

Facebook updates plagued by glitches

By: Peter Spence

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Users of social media site Facebook have been unable to update their friends this afternoon as the platform suffers from technological issues, with an error message stating that "there was a problem updating your status. Please try again in a few minutes".

Doesn't matter which browser you use, or where you are – the problem seems to be universal, with the "Couldn't Update Status" message stopping you from updating your profile.

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