X Down Globally: Elon Musk’s Social Platform Facing Technical Issue, Netizens Unable To Refresh or Load Their Feeds

Elon Musk's social platform is suffering outage due to technical issue, said netizens who said "X down" and they are not able to refresh or load their feeds.

X Down Globally: Elon Musk’s Social Platform Facing Technical Issue, Netizens Unable To Refresh or Load Their Feeds
X Platform Logo, Elon Musk Photo (Photo: X/@X, Wikimedia Commons)

Elon Musk's X platform is facing technical disruptions as many users report seeing an error on this error on their screen "Posts aren't loading right now... Try again". The netizens have reported seeing problems using the app and complained they cannot refresh their page or load the feeds. X, formerly Twitter, has reportedly been down for thousands of users today. Several X accounts shared images of the X outage today. Elon Musk's social platform has yet to respond. AT&T Down in US: iPhone Users Report Having Problem Accessing to Wireless Services, Telecom Giant Says Working on a Fix.

X (Twitter) Down for Users 

X Outage Reported by Netizen

X Down, Users Complaint About App

X Down Today, Said X Account

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