The number of Facebook users reporting issues appears to be falling, although thousands are still affected.

Downdetector showed 3,949 Facebook reports at 10.07am, down from an earlier peak of more than 5,300.

Instagram reports have also begun to ease slightly after peaking at 3,459, with 3,259 reports recorded at 10.07am.

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Some Facebook users have shared screenshots showing the error message they are seeing when trying to access the platform through a web browser.

The message reads: "Account Temporarily Unavailable. Your account is currently unavailable due to a site issue. We expect this to be resolved shortly. Please try again in a few minutes."

Users met with 'Account Temporarily Unavailable' message on Facebook(Image: Facebook)

The disruption does not appear to be limited to the UK, with users in several other countries also saying they were experiencing issues.

One user in Perth, Australia, wrote on Downdetector: "Your account is currently unavailable due to a site issue. We expect this to be resolved shortly."

Another user in Texas said they had received the same alert, while a third in Myanmar reported an identical experience.

Some Instagram users said they initially feared they had been hacked after being unexpectedly logged out or finding they were unable to load content.

Instagram users have taken to X to complain about problems with the app as reports of an outage continue to mount.

One user posted: "is instagram down again what is it so slow. It won't load any posts."

Another wrote: "is instagram down or something because no posts are coming up on my feed and when i refresh it, it says 'welcome to instagram'."

A third user said: "Is anyone else's Instagram acting super weird today? Literally nothing is loading on any of my accounts.

"It logged me out of my account and it took me like five minutes to get back in. I got so scared."

Meta has not yet publicly commented on the reported issues affecting Facebook and Instagram.

We'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you the latest updates as soon as the company responds or service begins returning to normal.

Users have taken to Downdetector to share their frustration as the outage continues.

One person wrote: "Facebook is down yet again."

Another said: "As soon as I log in to the website it says Account Temporarily Unavailable. The mobile app is fine but this is the 3rd time in a month this has happened on FB."

Although the number of reports has begun to fall from its earlier peak, thousands of users are still flagging problems across Meta's platforms.

Facebook users continue to report issues with the website, while Instagram users have complained of problems affecting the app.

Instagram users are also reporting problems this morning.

Downdetector logged 1,380 reports at 9.03am, suggesting the app is experiencing issues for a significant number of users.

The reports come as Facebook users continue to complain of problems accessing the platform through a web browser.

Thousands of UK Instagram users have reported problems

Facebook users have flooded Downdetector with reports of issues affecting the social media platform.

The outage-tracking website recorded 5,368 reports at 8.52am.

Many users said they were unable to log into Facebook through a web browser, while the mobile app appeared to be working for some.

Facebook users have flooded Downdetector with reports of issues affecting the social media platform.

Thousands of Facebook and Instagram users have reported problems accessing the Meta-owned platforms on Sunday morning.

Downdetector has recorded a surge in complaints, with Facebook users saying they are unable to access the website and are instead seeing an "Account Temporarily Unavailable" message. Many users said the Facebook mobile app continued to work normally.

Meanwhile, Instagram users have also reported issues, with many flagging problems affecting the app.