X server down globally: Users unable to refresh, post feed; timeline goes empty

By Shefali Kohli December 21st 2023 12:21 PM

X server down globally: X (former Twitter) is hit by a significant outage worldwide. Many users reported seeing "over capacity" , "this page is unavailable" or "timeline goes empty" error messages.

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