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Elon Musk’s social platform X, formerly known as Twitter, suffered its third major outage this week, as users around the world reported widespread disruptions early Saturday morning. The latest disruption follows similar service failures on Thursday and Friday.
According to Downdetector, which tracks real-time user complaints, the outage peaked with more than 25,000 reports. Problems began around 8:37 a.m. ET, with users unable to load timelines, post updates, or access core features of the site.
X’s engineering team said Thursday that the platform had experienced a performance issue linked to data center disruptions. The team has yet to issue a public statement regarding Saturday’s outage.
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The stability issues come amid ongoing changes to the platform since Elon Musk acquired Twitter in late 2022, including extensive layoffs, the introduction of paid verification, and efforts to transform X into an “everything app” spanning media, payments, and more.
X has periodically encountered technical outages. In March, the platform was hit by a major outage, peaking at over 40,000 user reports of login failures and service issues. Musk later stated that X had been attacked, possibly by a nation-state or a group with similar technical sophistication.
The incident recalls an attack on X during a live event last year, which was later identified as a DDoS attack causing extensive service disruption.
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