Why is Facebook Marketplace not working? Check the tutorial on how to fix the in-app issue

Facebook has been successful at growing its base from being just a social networking app to carrying digital marketplace on its shoulder. In 2016, social media giant introduced Facebook Marketplace app for first time and instantly became a hit. idea behind this platform is as simple as its name, an environment that allows local exchange of goods between buyers and sellers. While platform was highly appreciated when it was first launched, it has recently me it to pit of criticism for homing a lot of technical issues.

Facebook Marketplace not working: How to fix it?

Facebook Marketplace has recently emerged as one of most widely used e-commerce platforms after it crossed 100 crore total users mark last year. However, platform has also seen significant growth in technical issues out of all things, earning more critics than users lately. Some netizens have complained of not being able to see Facebook Marketplace search button while ors have claimed 'Facebook Marketplace not loing'. Although no specific reason has been clarified from ir end, it can be assumed that problems may have been born out of recent surge in users.

Fortunately, company has provided a tutorial for when Facebook Marketplace not working. tutorial lists a couple of solutions that will come in aid for numerous problems pertaining to Facebook Marketplace app. According to Facebook Help Team, here are a few things to try—

• Users are requested to log out of Facebook by ing arrow on top right corner termed as "Logout."
• PC users will have to clear cookies and cache that will be listed on top right corner of ir browser page in a three-dot icon. on 'More tools>Clear browsing data>Clear data."
• As for mobile users, y must make sure that y're using most updated version of app by taking a look at it on  Play Store/App Store.
• Users can also try restarting ir computer or phone to confirm wher problem is sliding from ir end.
• Try uninstalling and reinstalling app if problem still prevails.

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