The access issues on Twitter continue. On Monday, March 10, users encounter errors when trying to log into the social media platform via desktop and mobile. It is being investigated whether the problem is local or global on “X,” owned by Elon Musk. Access issues on Twitter can occur due to server problems, software errors, and cyber attacks. So, has Twitter crashed in the latest minute, is there a problem? Here is the latest Twitter error report…With the new name “X,” Twitter once again made headlines with access problem news. Users trying to access the Twitter application encountered a “There was a problem, try reloading” warning, especially when refreshing the feed and sharing.

IS TWITTER ACCESS ISSUE GLOBAL OR REGIONAL?

These access issues also affected users in Turkey. Users reported that they could not access the platform and that the feed was not refreshing. There is still no official statement made by Twitter’s official support account or authorities, and there is no information on the source of the problem and when it will be resolved. It is unknown whether the problem is caused by a global outage or a regional issue. According to data on the downdetector website following the outages, user reports indicate problems on Twitter. It is seen that around 18:22 on March 10, 2025, users reported intensively.

ACCESS ISSUE REFLECTED ON GOOGLE TRENDS

The access issue on Twitter was also reflected on Google Trends. In the past 1 hour, Google users researched the problem on Twitter the most.

REASONS FOR TWITTER CRASH

1. Server Problems Overload: Particularly during major news events, celebrities’ statements, or trending topics, millions of people can flock to the platform simultaneously. This intensity can cause overload on servers. Server Maintenance: Intermittent interruptions may occur during planned or unplanned maintenance work. Data Center Failure: Physical damages such as power outages, hardware failures, or fires can disable servers. 2. Software Errors Coding Errors (Bug): A mistake made during updates can cause the platform to crash in certain regions or globally. API Issues: Problems in third-party applications’ access to Twitter data can cause system-wide interruptions. 3. Cyber Attacks DDoS Attacks: (Distributed Denial of Service) Intense requests made simultaneously from multiple devices can overwhelm the platform’s capacity and cause it to crash. Data Breaches: Hacking attempts targeting the platform can also cause the system to go offline. 4. Infrastructure Issues DNS Problems: Issues in redirecting domain names to IP addresses can make the platform inaccessible. Internet Backbone Issues: Particularly wide-ranging internet failures can lead to interruptions on social media platforms.