How to Fix Facebook Query Error on iPhone

By Umme Aimon

How to Fix Facebook Query Error on iPhone

Facebook is currently the go-to social media platform, but users have noticed random error messages popping up recently, specifically one that says "Error performing query." This error typically occurs when you interact with Facebook's marketing or marketplace tools, preventing you from connecting with sellers even after switching accounts. It can also happen while posting in groups or replying to classified listings. If this sounds familiar, here's a list of practical solutions to help you resolve the issue and get back to using Facebook smoothly.

This simple trick can help you reset the Facebook app's cache. By doing this, you'll clear out any old files that might be causing problems. If the app has been using previously cached files to load data, that's likely why you're encountering this error.

You might be experiencing a temporary glitch with Meta's network infrastructure, but it should be over in just a few seconds or minutes. Try reloading the content and giving it another shot. On the Facebook iPhone app, swipe down from the top of your current page to refresh, then try again.

If Facebook isn't working properly, it could be due to issues with your cellular or Wi-Fi connection. Connect to a fast and reliable network. Avoid cellular data when possible, as Wi-Fi typically offers better speed and stability for a smoother experience. After connecting, check your connection speed by visiting speedtest.net. If the Wi-Fi signal is weak, try moving closer to your router or restarting it. Also, check out our guide on how to fix Wi-Fi not connecting on iOS to troubleshoot any lingering issues.

If software issues are affecting your Facebook app, restarting your iPhone could help resolve the problem.

If Facebook servers are down, you won't be able to browse the app properly. To verify if this is the case, visit Downdetector and search for Facebook. If you notice a surge in outage reports and see other users mentioning the same issue, it's likely a server problem. In this case, simply wait a little while and try accessing the app again later.

To get the best browsing experience on Facebook, make sure you're using the latest version of the app. Developers are always working behind the scenes to fix bugs and improve performance. You can also try uninstalling and reinstalling the app. This will help eliminate any corrupted files or glitches, ensuring a fresh and error-free installation.

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