First, try choosing Clear Cache to erase only the temporary files that the app has stored on your phone. Clearing the data offers a more comprehensive option, but you may have to re-enter your information afterwards, such as your username and password. Instead, you must uninstall and reinstall your app. Find its icon, press and hold it, and then tap Delete App option from the drop-down menu that appears.
Then find it in the App Store and reinstall it. This will wipe all the locally stored data, and the app will boot up from scratch. If you want to delete a bunch of apps at once, press and hold one app and continue holding after the drop-down menu appears.
Tap the X to delete. The old uninstall-reinstall trick will also work on Android phones if the clearing-data trick failed. The old fallback of turning your device off and on again can sound a little obvious, but it can easily solve a variety of problems.
A lack of local storage space can also cause random bugs and crashes, so check how much free room is left on your device. On Android, open Settings and head to Storage. To fix this, kindly head over to the Play Store to re-install the Facebook app. If you're using a web browser to access Facebook, make sure you're running the latest version as well.
Your Facebook page might fail to load because of outdated browser certificates or buggy software. In this case, kindly update your web browser or try another popular browser like Chrome.
If you use the Facebook Android app, you might not notice you're not connected to the internet at first because you're currently viewing the cached posts. But as soon as you finish viewing the cached posts, you won't see newer posts again.
That doesn't mean your Facebook app is down. It could be your internet connection. Kindly try opening a webpage with your browser to see if it works.
If not, kindly reconnect to your mobile network or WiFi. For the Facebook app to run smoothly on your phone, you need to have enough storage space that can handle its processes. If your Facebook is not loading, you need to check your storage space from the Settings first. If your phone storage is reading less than MB, your Facebook app might not open at all, or crash along the way.
In fact, we recommend you have up to MB free storage space for your device to function effectively. Here, you may need to clear up your internal storage by moving some apps to your SD card, uninstalling unused apps, videos, etc. Just clear up your storage.
If your Facebook app failed to publish notifications or you noticed it doesn't work in the background, that might result from restricted data usage for the app. Just like when battery saver is turned on, your Facebook app won't be able to access the internet as soon as you minimize it with data restriction on.
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