X Outage

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  Binance Among Crypto Exchanges Hit by Amazon Web Services Outage

  Crypto exchanges Binance, KuCoin, and MEXC acknowledged that some of their services suffered issues owing to an Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Tuesday, March 15. The users of these exchanges panicked on social media after they could not access the services on these exchanges.

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  Elon Musk's X Down In US For Thousands Of Users

  Elon Musk's X was down for tens of thousands of users in the U.S. on Friday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.

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  Elon Musk's X Down For Thousands Of Users In US: Report

  Elon Musk's X was down for thousands of users in the U.S. on Thursday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.

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  Elon Musk Blames X Outage on Cyberattack

  Elon Musk has claimed that the reason why X went down intermittently on Monday was a strong cyberattack. His comments drew skepticism from cybersecurity specialists, who pointed out that attacks of this nature — called denials of service — have repeatedly been executed by small groups or individuals.

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  'X Hit By Cyberattack, Large Group Or Country Likely Involved': Elon Musk

  Elon Musk said X (formerly twitter) was hit by a massive cyberattack on Monday, suggesting that a large, coordinated group or even a nation-state could be behind it.

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  Massive X Outage, Users Say Unable To Post Content; Working Now

  Elon Musk-run X suffered multiple outages in India on Monday, going down for the third time after first experiencing disruptions around 3:30 pm, according to reports. As of now, the platform remains inaccessible for thousands of users.

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  Elon Musk's X Down For Thousands Of Users, Including In India

  Elon Musk-run X went down on Monday in a massive global outage, including in India, as users were unable to access the micro-blogging platform.

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  Social Media Platform X Suffers Outage For Less Than An Hour: Report

  Social media platform X was back up on Saturday after it suffered an outage that lasted less than an hour, according to outage tracking site Downdetector.com.

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  Social Media Platform X Down For Thousands Of Users: Report

  Social media platform X suffered outages on Thursday afternoon, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.

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  X Down? Several Users Report Outage Across the Globe, Including India

  X (formerly Twitter) suffered an outage in India and globally during the early hours of Wednesday. The microblogging website, which is owned by billionaire Elon Musk, left users unable to access it or its features on both mobile and web platforms. Over 20,000 user reports were logged on a website which detects and monitors downtime activity.

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  Memes That Flooded Social Media During Instagram, Facebook Outage

  Memes flooded microblogging platform X after thousands of users across the globe reported issues while using Instagram and Facebook.

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  Services Of Elon Musk's X Restored In Pakistan After 39-Hour Outage: Report

  After a 39-hour disruption, the services of the renowned micro-blogging platform X, formerly known as Twitter, have been successfully reinstated in Pakistan, as per ARY News.

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  [Update] Several Users Face UPI Transaction Failures as Few Banks Hit by Technical Glitch

  Several users took to X (formerly Twitter) to claim that UPI transactions were not going through. In a tweet, the National Payments Corporation of India or NPCI, confirmed that some banks had been hit by an outage, causing UPI transaction failures. 

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  X Restores Access After Thousands of Users Report App, Website Not Working [Updated]

  X (formerly Twitter) is down and users have reported that they cannot access posts on the microblogging platform. The outage appears to have started at 11am on Thursday and users cannot see posts on the website or mobile apps.

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  X Server Is Back Online After Short Outage, Feeds Started Appearing

  Users reported encountering issues such as a blank timeline or receiving an error message stating "cannot retrieve tweets" when attempting to view or post tweets.