Large Twitter outage sees resolution around 10 a.m Friday

by The Bulldog • August 27, 2021

A widespread outage in Twitter service struck the northeast US and southern Ontario Friday morning. By shortly after 10 a.m. however, it appears that service has resumed. See the pattern of complaints at Downdetector

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