Why is my I pad crashing all the time and kicking me off Facebook?

invest in a cooling pad, and clean up the system (vaccum the ports and make sure the vents are not clogged, and could also be the hard drive crashing. If problems persist, be sure to contact the manufacturer

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I would reinstall the Facebook app. first.

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How Can I Tell If I Have Been Kicked off Face Book Messages?
If Facebook has kicked you off of anything, including Facebook Messages, you will receive an email from them stating that they have removed you and for what reason(s). Chances are, if you can get into your Facebook account but not your messages, it is just a temporary problem with Facebook.

I don't know what is wrong, but try to reset your iPad. The easiest is to switch off with the button on top. Press it for a few seconds till it says swipe to switch off.
when the screen is black, switch it on with the same switch.
If the problem comes back, you could go somewhat drastic.
goto settings, then general and reset. but each one of the resets, can cause loss of recent data or settings you had. So it could be you have to reenter some settings again.
All this is to find in the free online manuals about the iPad and iOS 7.

Here there is a solution
1 - out of account
2 - Clean all device
3 - Scan Anti Virus
4 - promising device driver
5 - open a new browser site

Hi,
thanks for reporting the issue, please do answer the following:
1. What version of Flash do you have?
2. What is your OS?

crash report----send restart the browser if there's nothing happen that's right time to visit firefox support team or forum

Try reinstalling it. :)

try to clear facebook cache...(requires a bit of tweaking)

hi,
the right crash is a '3 zone pad' (notice the semi-circular groove around the front edge of the pad).

this means you should get a different sound from the bell, the main area of the pad, and the front edge.

In order to mimic a real crash cymbal, the 'crash' sound comes from hitting the edge of the pad.

In reality, there are ribbon switches (like mobile phone keypads) underneath the bell & edge areas of the pad that detect hits to these areas.