Twitter is, once again, not working very well. The site has faced an increasing number of technical snafus since Elon Musk took over the platform in October 2022, and began gutting the company’s staff in multiple rounds of layoffs.
In the most recent “whoopsie,” external links posted to the site do not lead to where they’re intended to go. Instead, as of writing, clicking on a linked web article directs users to an error message coded “467". “Your current API plan does not include access to this endpoint, please see https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api for more information,” the notice reads.
Additionally, photos posted to the platform aren’t displaying correctly. “An error occurred loading this image,” a separate error message says. As a result, people’s timelines have been flooded with gray and brown boxes, broken links, and tweets commenting on those boxes and broken links. Gizmodo tried to embed a few tweets referencing and demonstrating the issue in this post, but the content would not load normally. Instead, here are a couple of screenshots:
Note: sponsored links and multimedia content posted in advertisements seems unaffected by whatever is going on at Twitter. So, you can still successfully click on ads. Earlier this year, Elon Musk promised to close off the free tier of Twitter’s Application Programming Interface (API).
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Gizmodo reached out to Twitter Support’s official company account on the platform, but did not immediately receive a response. Neither Musk nor Twitter Support have acknowledged the technical issues on the platform, as of writing.
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Source: Gizmodo