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Microblogging Platform X Suffers Third Global Outage in a Single Day

X, formerly Twitter, faced its third major outage today, leaving thousands of users worldwide unable to access the platform via the app or website 

10-03-2025
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X, the social media platform previously known as Twitter, experienced yet another worldwide outage today, marking its third disruption within hours. Thousands of users across multiple countries reported being unable to access the platform via the app or website.

According to Downdetector, the first outage was recorded around 3:30 PM IST, followed by a second spike at 7:00 PM IST and a third at 8:44 PM IST. The widespread disruption has affected users in key regions, including the United States, India, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada, with over 40,000 complaints registered globally.

Reports indicate that 56% of users are facing issues with the mobile app, 33% are struggling with the website, and 11% have encountered server-related problems. The outage has particularly frustrated users who typically rely on X to report service disruptions on other platforms like Instagram or Facebook but are now unable to do so.

Earlier in the day, another major outage occurred at 3:20 PM IST, affecting over 19,000 users worldwide. The repeated technical failures have sparked frustration, especially as X has yet to release an official statement addressing the cause of these interruptions. While some users in certain regions have reported partial restoration of services, many still remain unable to access the platform.

As of now, X has not acknowledged or responded to the ongoing service disruptions, leaving users in the dark about when the issue will be fully resolved.

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