Short message service - Disruption at Elon Musk's Twitter successor X
Elon Musk's short messaging service X (formerly Twitter) has been affected by a serious disruption. Users' timelines only updated sporadically, and thousands of people affected reported problems on platforms such as allestörungen.de. X did not initially comment on the disruption.
Ever since tech billionaire Musk bought Twitter a good year ago and slashed costs, there have been repeated disruptions. Musk's recently published biography revealed that one of the outages was caused by the owner himself helping to move servers, which his experts warned against. However, there hasn't been an outage as far-reaching as this one for a long time.
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- The disruption at X, now owned by Elon Musk, has sparked international interest, with numerous short news services reporting on the issue.
- Despite the ongoing issues with X, Musk recently visited San Francisco to discuss potential collaborations with local tech companies.
- The malfunction on X's computer systems has led to frustration among users, who rely on the platform for instant updates, particularly in the bustling tech scene of USA.
- In response to the disruption, some users took to Twitter, expressing their concerns and sharing strategies to mitigate the issues.
- With the international community closely watching the situation, experts are urging Musk to prioritize fixing the issue quickly to avoid further damage to X's reputation.
Source: www.stern.de
