Twitter user The Craft posted: 'Facebook buys WhatsApp. WhatsApp stops working. FAB.'Sophie Thompson tweeted: 'Its like Facebook bought Whatsapp and purposely stopped it from working so everyone would resort back to group messages on Facebook instead'.
Mathew Ingram (@mathewi) said: 'WhatsApp undergoes some downtime, as founders are too busy counting out their Facebook billions one bill at a time'.
After it was announced the service had been restored, some users took to Twitter to say they were still unable to send pictures.
Fahad Khan (@FahadNaeem3) said: '£whatsapp working but unable to send pictures is it happening with me only ??'
Harsimran Chauhan (@SinghHarsimran_) said: 'Cant send any media on WHATSAPP ...'
Tweeter Liat added: 'Facebook is in a relationship with WhatsApp and it's complicated'.On Thursday Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg hailed the acquisition of WhatsApp and said the service was on track for one billion users worldwide.Speaking about WhatsApp, Mr Zuckerberg said: 'No one in the history of the world has ever done something like this.'
WhatsApp issued a statement last night after the outage occurred saying they were operating 'independently' of Facebook and the acquisition did not change the way they work or their 'philosophy'.
Around 70 per cent of WhatsApp's monthly 450 million users use the application every day, Facebook said.
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