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Twitter usage drops
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this post was submitted on 23 Oct 2023
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Twitter’s front end is not the only product that can break.
For instance analytics and ad servers can break without the end user even noticing it. Drop in revenues could be the results of a miscalculation, a corrupted database or anything.
There are so much ways of going wrong that we wouldn’t know about.
Oh for sure, and there were a couple of noticable incidents where partial functionality broke, like SMS 2FA. But I was expecting more pervasive problems - a Hindenburg vs a gradual descent into senility.