The social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, went down on Saturday because users reported problems with the site.
Thousands of users have tried to access web X pages and also had trouble on the app and login page.
The site, which tracks the user’s experiences and disconnections on various websites, showed that the issue began shortly after 1pm.
By 1.45 pm, they received 11,866 reports from people who had trouble with Elun’s platform.
Netblocks.org ObServatory Internet is approved by the international disconnection, adding that the incident was related to internet disruption or filtering in a particular country.
Two days after the X on Thursday evening, with a cut that people were unable to use for several hours.
When trying to load new posts, formerly known as Tweets, users received an error message that says “something happened. Try re -loading.”
The owner of Tesla and Starilink, Mr Musk, the richest person in the world of $ 381 billion (310 billion), bought the social media site in 2022 with $ 44 billion (32.5 billion pounds).
Within a few months, he made major changes to Silicon Valley and renamed X and turned off about 80 percent of his employees.
Mongol, a controversial technique, which donated millions to Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, also returned tens of thousands of accounts that were suspended for violating Twitter services.
Since the peak of 368 million active users that year, X growth is almost still standing. On this day, 162 million daily active users on US Election Day – which the market information site site said was high annually.
The day after the election, the active users of 5 million were reduced.
Supervisor The newspaper announced its decision to stop posting on Mr. Musk’s website on November 13, followed by Author Stephen King and Don Limon TV journalist.
The billionaire announced at the Bloomberg host Qatar Economic Assembly earlier this week that he intends to re -do his political ambitions and “do fewer work in the future”.
“I think I have worked enough,” he explained.
Both the net billionaire and Tesla’s stock prices have declined dramatically in recent months, while the latter has fallen by 71 percent in the first trimester.
