Twitter suffers major worldwide outage as users logged out abruptly

Twitter is currently facing a major outage on December 28 as users are logged out abruptly across the world. While users who are currently logged in are safe, many are reporting being unable to access their profiles after refreshing.

Twitter is breaking down, with the social media platform facing a major outage on December 28.

Thousands of users have reported being unable to log into the platform, and some are even being logged out abruptly after refreshing their browsers.

The issue started on desktop platforms, but mobile users are also getting errors about being unable to access tweets.

Twitter is yet to acknowledge the issue. The platform’s API status page is showing all systems clear, with no issues reported. It does not have a public log-in or server status page.

Those few lucky ones who haven’t been logged out yet are tweeting about the incident, with the #TwitterDown hashtag once again trending ⁠— like it always does during these situations.

Yes, Twitter error, I know it's not my fault. In fact, I even know whose fault it is!#TwitterDown pic.twitter.com/dlWE8Nb4EK

— Anthony Citrano (@acitrano) December 29, 2022

The new twitter intern wondering what he unplugged #TwitterDown pic.twitter.com/gUHbhFaybi

— 𝔀𝓻𝓮 (@T0MFRAUDY) December 29, 2022

Some are blaming the outage on Elon Musk’s buyout of Twitter. The Tesla CEO has been criticized for his handling of the social media company in his short tenure so far, gutting staff to the point where many were concerned about its ability to rebound from a major outage.

We will keep you posted as to when Twitter is up and running again.