X, formerly Twitter, experienced a brief worldwide outage on March 18, 2026, which was quickly resolved, as reported by TechRadar.
TechRadar's article, published at 15:37:47Z on March 18, described the incident as 'a major blip' that was fixed shortly after. No further details on duration or cause were provided. This follows previous service disruptions on X, including a major intermittent outage in January 2026.
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Amazon's website and mobile app experienced technical issues on March 5, 2026, preventing users from logging in, viewing prices, and completing purchases. The outage peaked around 3 p.m. ET with over 20,000 reports but was resolved by evening, according to the company. Amazon attributed the problem to a software code deployment and confirmed its cloud services operated normally.
An Oracle data center failure is reportedly behind the latest TikTok service disruptions in the United States, marking the second major incident involving the cloud provider's infrastructure in 2026. This follows a January outage triggered by a winter storm. Details emerged in a TechRadar report on March 4, 2026.
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X, formerly Twitter, will shut down its Communities feature on May 30, as announced by Head of Product Nikita Bier. Users are encouraged to migrate to group chats in the XChat app, which supports up to 350 members and will expand further. The decision follows low usage and high association with spam and scams.
Bluesky faced intermittent service disruptions on Monday, which the company attributed to an upstream service provider. Many users quickly blamed the issues on developers' use of AI-assisted 'vibe coding' tools. The outage sparked widespread memes and criticism on the platform.