Another issue has been reported by Facebook users, with the Likes button displaying a “no data available” warning
So, are there any answers, and what may have caused the problem?
On Twitter, the hashtag #Facebookdown is trending once more. Don’t worry, it’s not another platform outage, just a tiny hiccup. After pressing the Like button, users were met with an error notice. It’s not the end of the world, but it’s inconvenient.
Continue reading for possible solutions.
Facebook No Data Available Likes Error Explained And How To Fix
What Does “No Data Available” On Facebook Mean?
No data accessible on Facebook implies that when users touch on likes, comments, or views, no data is available. Users have reported that when they press on the likes or comments option of any post, they are unable to see anything and the error shown is “no data available.”
It might display on both your and your friends’ postings. You need not be concerned because there is nothing wrong with your internet connection, device, or account.
It’s a flaw or problem in the Facebook app. It might appear on the Facebook app for Android and iOS.
What’s The Deal With Facebook Likes?
Despite the concerns, it does not appear that Facebook has fixed the global issue. Users cannot see who liked or replied to their postings. After clicking the Like button, they are greeted with the notice “No data available.”
They can see the number of answers, but not who sent them. We doubt it’s a step to strengthen privacy because a statement is presented.
The problem appears to have started on Friday (27 May 2022).
Possible Solutions To ‘no Data Available On Facebook
We assume it’s a flaw in the app because it’s such a pervasive problem. The best thing to do, like with most bugs, is to wait for Facebook to address the issue. They often do not last more than 24 hours.
However, if you’re desperate to discover who saw your posts, Howtotipsandtricks suggests a few workarounds.
What To Do:
- Check that your Facebook app is up to date
- Clear the Facebook cache on your device.
- Android: Go to Settings – (Manage) Apps – Find Facebook – Tap Storage – Tap Clear Cache.
- iOS: Home screen – hold the Facebook app until the icons begin to vibrate – choose Delete App.
- Delete the iPhone app automatically clears the cache.
- Instead of using the mobile app, use Facebook online.