Imagine waking up in the morning only find out that a humiliating photo from the past has resurfaced again. What's worse is that it is posted on top of the Facebook News Feed where all the other Facebook friends are also seeing it. Relax, it's not a visit from the past, rather a known bug trying to create such glitches.
Facebook is glitching again, and its current glitching issue is something that most users were not happy about. It's nothing new, though. According to DigitalSpy, the glitch involves posting of old statuses and photos dated as if it has just been posted.
According to TechRadar, it's possible that the primary cause of this chaos is Facebook's "year in review" feature which highlights some of the user's meaningful moments through a video.
PCMag also shared about a Facebook spokesperson telling them that the company's aware of it and is investigating about the problem. Facebook has made many users agitated for posting previous photos and statuses without their consent. But in comparison with its other glitch, this one seems to be mild and causes no harm at all. Unlike the previous Facebook fail which declared many of its users dead.
Memorial Messages for Still Alive Facebook Users
Facebook has had its share of ups and downs, and one of its unforgettable failed moment would be the reports from users - including Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg - declaring that they're dead, according to Facebook.
Messages such as "'Remembering *Facebook user's name*" together with ""We hope people who love [this user] will find comfort in the things others share to remember and celebrate [their] life" is thrilling enough especially knowing that they're not dead. It also comes with a prompt asking if it'll be turned into a "memorialized account" or "legacy account."
This is such a terrible mistake and fortunately, Facebook has fixed it quickly. For now, it's better to do two things: delete undesirable past photos and post a status stating that you're very much alive.