It’s not simply you, Twitter has gone wobbly once more. Users of the social community in Asia and Europe are reporting a variety of issues tweeting and viewing sure kinds of content material this morning.
Among the issues being reported are usually not with the ability to put up sure kinds of content material to the location (resembling polls and media), although at the very least some customers are nonetheless in a position to put up textual content tweets saying they’re having issues.
Other customers aren’t seeing newest replies to their tweets. In my case I’m unable to view newest replies on Twitter’s desktop product however can see them on an (older) model of Twitter’s iOS app.
Some Twitter customers are additionally reporting issues posting to Android. Trending matters additionally seems to be down.
A Twitter spokeswoman confirmed to TechCrunch it’s having issues — pointing us to a tweet from @TwitterSupport the place the corporate says it’s experiencing outages throughout each Twitter and its various shopper, TweekDeck.
The downside can be affecting with the ability to view DMs, per the tweet.
“We’re currently working on a fix, and should be back to normal soon,” Twitter provides, with out offering element about the reason for the problems.
The flakey service comes a couple of months after a serious outage for Twitter.
Back in July Twitter’s service went down for a full hour. In that case an “internal configuration change” precipitated the problem — which Twitter subsequently rolled again.
It additionally suffered issues with direct messages in the identical month.
Coincidentally or not, the corporate rolled out a serious redesign of its desktop product this summer season.
Twitter’s new ‘Facebook-style’ look has not been universally fashionable, to place it politely. Whether the redesign is the foundation explanation for the current bout of service flakiness stays to be seen.
Twitter’s standing web page sheds zero gentle on the matter — presently reporting that “all systems are operational” when that’s patently not the case.
We’ll replace this report with any additional particulars on the issues from Twitter.
