Is X Down? Thousands Report Problems With App, Website In India

Social media platform X suffered a widespread outage on Monday, with over 9,800 users globally reporting issues. Users faced problems with the app, website, feeds and timelines across country.

Social media platform X suffered a widespread outage on Monday.

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• Thousands of users globally reported X platform issues Monday.
• App, website, and feeds experienced widespread loading problems.

Users of social media platform X reported widespread issues on Monday, with thousands saying they were unable to access key features of the service.

According to outage-tracking website DownDetector, more than 2,000 users flagged problems with the platform till 7.53 PM.

Reports indicated disruptions affecting the X app, users' feeds and timelines, as well as the website itself.

Over 9,800 Users Reported Issues Across Countries

Globally, more than 9,800 users reported issues with social media platform X as of 10:18 a.m. ET, according to outage-tracking website Downdetector.

The platform was also experiencing disruptions in Canada and the UK, with over 1,300 reports logged in Canada by 10:16 a.m. ET and more than 1,400 reports recorded in the UK by 10:18 am ET.

Downdetector compiles outage data from user-submitted reports and other sources, meaning the actual number of affected users could vary from the figures displayed.

SpaceX, which owns X, did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment on the cause of the outage.

How Many People Reported Issues With App, Website

According to Downdetector, nearly 49% of the reported complaints were related to the X mobile app, while around 15% of users experienced problems accessing the platform through its website.

About 28% of affected users said their feeds and timelines were not loading properly, with many encountering server connection errors, blank screens or endless loading loops.

The disruption appeared to be widespread, with users reporting issues across major cities in India, as well as in the United States and Europe, suggesting a possible global infrastructure outage.