More than 35,000 users are reporting problems with X, the social media site owned by Elon Musk, Monday morning amid a widespread spike in outages reportedly impacting sites like Reddit, Zoom, Robinhood, Canva and Microsoft Teams.
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Downdetector, a website that tracks user-reported outages, recorded a jump from 584 problems reported with X around 9:45 a.m. ET Monday to 35,659 by 10 a.m.
Cloudflare, a web infrastructure and cybersecurity firm used by X and other companies, on Monday reported it was experiencing "increased error rates and latency in multiple services” but did not specify if its issues were tied to the X outage.
About half of reported problems with X, formerly known as Twitter, were with mobile app, 30% with the feed and timeline, and 15% with the desktop website.
Users turned to Threads, the similar text-based social media site owned by Meta, to lament the outage: “Twitter just went down again lol,” one user wrote.
Downdetector also reported spikes in problems with other sites Monday morning, to a lesser extent, including Reddit (reports peaked at 2,864), Zoom (3,245 reports), Microsoft Teams (1,312) and Robinhood (1,422).
This is a developing story and will be updated.
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