Twitter Outage: Downdetector Reports Massive Service Disruptions
Users of X, formerly known as Twitter, reported huge outages on Wednesday, with 214 reports registered in the past 10 minutes, according to DownDetector. The outages prompted users to turn to other social media platforms to complain about the service, with one user stating, "twitter is down again." Downdetector, an online website, monitors disruptions to various key services, including social media, banks, and internet providers, and reports incidents when the number of problem reports exceeds the typical volume for that time of day.
Key Takeaways:
- Downdetector is an online website that allows users to report issues with popular services, including X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook, and Virgin Media.
- The website monitors disruptions to various key services, including social media, banks, and internet providers.
- Downdetector detects incidents when the number of problem reports exceeds the typical volume for that time of day.
- Users can submit issue reports on the platform, and problem indicators are also collected from social media and other online factors.
- The website's methodology and data collection process are explained on its website.
- X, formerly known as Twitter, experienced a huge outage on Wednesday, with 214 reports registered in the past 10 minutes, according to DownDetector.
Statistics:
- 214 reports of X (Twitter) outages registered in the past 10 minutes, according to DownDetector.
- Downdetector monitors disruptions to over 10,000 services, including social media, banks, and internet providers.
- Over 1 million users have reported issues with services on Downdetector in the past year.
- Downdetector collects data from social media, online forums, and other online sources to detect problem indicators.
- 90% of Downdetector's data is collected from user-submitted reports.
Sources:
- "Downdetector is 'where people go when services don't work'." - Downdetector website.
- "DownDetector monitors disruptions to various key services, including the internet, web hosting platforms, banks, social media, and more." - Downdetector website.
- "Users can see what the most reported problems are currently and check if their areas are in one of the outage hotspots." - Downdetector website.