The Downdetector reported, 'user reports indicate possible problems at Twitter'
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Several Twitter users reported problems in accessing the micro-blogging site on Sunday. Several netizens reported that they were facing problems in loading the pages on Twitter.
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The outage hit both the Twitter mobile app and the desktop version, reported the IANS.
The Downdetector said, "user reports indicate possible problems at Twitter."
After a brief while of facing the problem, several users took to Twitter to report the issue.
A Twitter user wrote, "When other apps are down we check on Twitter. Need a Twitterdown checker app."
When other apps are down we check on twtr.
— Dr Mirza Alamdar Ali (MD) (@alamdarmehdi313) December 11, 2022
Need a twitterdown checker app!!@elonmusk #TwitterDown
A user wrote, "what happened to Twitter, crashed?"
what happened to twitter
— Om (@imOm10dulkar) December 11, 2022
crashed ??#TwitterDown
Another user wrote, "Twitter went down for a while. Is something coming soon?"
Twitter went down for a while 🤔
— Jaya Prakash (@prakash22072005) December 11, 2022
Something coming..soon...#Twittershutdown #TwitterDown #TwitterOFF pic.twitter.com/lzAK3ZlCAi
Twitter is planning to launch its 'Twitter Blue' on Monday. In a Twitter thread, the company said a web subscription will cost USD 8 a month, while a subscription on iOS will cost USD 11 a month. The paid features will include the blue checkmark and the ability to edit tweets, according to the ANI.
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"We're relaunching Twitter Blue on Monday - subscribe on web for USD 8/month or on iOS for USD 11/month to get access to subscriber-only features, including the blue check mark. The paid features include the blue check mark, the ability to edit tweets, higher-quality video uploads, and reader mode ," the microblogging website said in an official tweet.
we’re relaunching @TwitterBlue on Monday – subscribe on web for $8/month or on iOS for $11/month to get access to subscriber-only features, including the blue checkmark 🧵 pic.twitter.com/DvvsLoSO50
— Twitter (@Twitter) December 10, 2022
(with agency inputs)