X Immediate Downtime: Thousands of Twitter users face service outage; how to fix ‘Posts can’t be loaded right now’ issue
X, formerly known as Twitter, appeared to be unavailable to tens of thousands of users on Tuesday. As of this writing, DownDetector has logged over 17,000 people facing the problem.
Many people expressed their dissatisfaction with this matter on social media Elon Musk owned platform.
“I just went to FB to tell everyone X Came down..it was a strange experience. Can you see this? “one Wrote. other ask “X is down?”. Another one commented “I hate it when I feel down.”
According to DownDetector, most people are experiencing issues with the app, and most of the complaints are about their feed or timeline. According to DownDetector logs, some people are also facing issues with the website. The website’s outage map shows places affected on both coasts, including places like Los Angeles New York appears to be hit harder than other places.
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Due to the reporting outage, some people discovered old posts or kept seeing posts they had already encountered or interacted with. “I see the same tweets over and over again. X dropped?” one user ask on social media platforms.
Grok was also asked about the X outage, Replied “Yes, it does appear to be the case now. DownDetector is showing a lot of problem reports (mostly app, feed/timeline, and website issues for some users) and a ton of new posts complaining that
It’s worth noting that X has yet to comment on the outage, and the reason for it is unknown. While some expressed concern, many seemed to take the blackout in a lighter vein, linking it to the ongoing UEFA Champions League football matches.
“As soon as the game ended, Elon shut down Twitter,” one Wrote. other additional “To say swearing Twitter was down because of the UCL game, wow, we as a sport have such a motion.”
How to fix “The post cannot be loaded right now” issue
To resolve the “Posts cannot be loaded now” issue, try checking if the app has been updated. Another method is to clear cache or restart the application.
Users can also check their internet connection, try logging out and logging back in, or check for site-wide outages. Given that multiple people are facing problem X, a client-side fix is unlikely to resolve the problem.
