m.facebook.com redirects to a russian website
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A Former User last edited by
With that many issues, I would recommend backing up important files, factory reset the phone and be done with it. A fast solution, might not be the most comfortable one, but effective.
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kamenlitchev last edited by
"With that many issues on different phones" of different makes but same browser, I'd recommend backing up your bookmarks AND UNINSTALLING OPERA for some other browser.
I did so on my wife's phone and - lo and behold - m.facebook.com works without issues.
Obviously last thing any Opera employee (cough, cough, Qihoo) wants is help us. It seems like some management is trying to make the $600 mil deal worth it for the new king on the throne.
So, forget it - Opera is no longer a browser - it is a Trojan horse invading your privacy. If it was some sane company, they'd have at least participated in a discussion that says loud and clear that their beloved software hijacks traffic.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited byThe issue was reported so they can check it? If so, post the bug ID (without the @ part) here for reference.
I'm still unable to reproduce the problem here. I'm on a Moto x Play running Android 6.0.1 if that matters.
Does it happen no matter if you use WI-Fi or mobile network?
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A Former User last edited by
Was thinking that it could be a router problem. DNS settings were altered, could cause such issues. You could try factory restarting the router.