On Friday, February 11, the social network Twitter experienced disruptions in a number of countries. This is reported by the Downdetector service, which monitors the operation of popular network resources.
The strongest failures were recorded in the US, Canada and Japan. Complaints about the microblogging service also came from Singapore and Malaysia.
At 20:53 Moscow time, Russian users complained about the work of Twitter. Received 1317 appeals. 65% of them had problems with the site, 22% could not enter their profile, and 13% had difficulties uploading.
Users from other countries most often complain about crashes in the mobile phone application and website. Sometimes problems are related to an unstable server connection.
Earlier, on December 13, users of the WhatsApp messenger complained about failures in the web version of the service. About 53% of all problems were related to the web version of the messenger, users also experienced problems with the application (31% of complaints) for PC and sending messages (16% of complaints).
On December 7, Facebook and Tinder crashed. Failures were also recorded in the work of a number of services, including Amazon, Facebook, Tinder and Netflix.
Source: IZ
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