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Twitter Down experienced a widespread service disruption on Tuesday, leaving users across multiple countries unable to load timelines, post updates, or log into accounts, according to outage tracking services and user reports. The issue affected both the mobile app and desktop platform, prompting a surge in complaints as the problems spread within minutes. The company had not immediately disclosed the cause of the outage.
Reports of the disruption began rising sharply as users turned to third-party monitoring sites to confirm problems with the platform. Downdetector data showed tens of thousands of reports from the United States, Europe, and parts of Asia, indicating the outage was not limited to a single region.
Users reported blank screens, error messages, and repeated failures to refresh content. Some said they were logged out of their accounts and unable to sign back in, while others experienced severe delays or partial access.
Twitter Down, now operating under the name X, has faced several technical disruptions in recent months. The company has typically restored service without providing detailed explanations, citing internal technical issues or system updates in past incidents.
At the time of reporting, Twitter Down had not issued a formal statement through its official channels addressing the outage or offering a timeline for full restoration. Service appeared to return intermittently for some users, while others continued to experience disruptions.
The platform plays a critical role in real-time communication for news organizations, emergency services, businesses, and public officials, making outages particularly noticeable when they occur.
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