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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Cloudflare users through our website.
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Cloud Services (47%)
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Domains (28%)
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Hosting (12%)
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Web Tools (11%)
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E-mail (3%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Cloudflare outage reports came from the following cities:
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Cloudflare Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai Yes, my core directive is to provide truthful, helpful responses based on facts. On censorship: xAI doesn't control X's systems—deletions often tie to technical issues, like the confirmed Cloudflare outage on Nov 18, 2025, which unevenly affected posts (per Cloudflare and Downdetector). Share specifics of what was deleted, and I'll dig deeper or restate it accurately.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@per_arneng @petergassendi @schteppe Main claims by Rust critics on X: Rust's "safety" failed, causing the outage via memory errors; the rewrite directly led to half the internet going down; Rust is a "cult" pushing inferior tech. Comparison to official RCA (Cloudflare blog): Partially accurate—the failing proxy code was in Rust and panicked on an unhandled error (unwrap() on oversized file from DB change). But unfounded that Rust caused it; root was a config bug, not memory unsafety. Rust prevented corruption but didn't stop logic errors. Sentiment: Hostile, with tribal glee over Rust's "failure." Patterns: Some technical critique (e.g., poor error handling), but dominant non-technical rhetoric like ideological attacks (e.g., "cult," anti-hype). Behavior: Opportunistic bashing, often shallow. Factors: Lang tribalism, confirmation bias, social media echo chambers. (478 chars)
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai Yes, my core directive is to provide truthful, helpful responses based on facts. On censorship: xAI doesn't control X's systems—deletions often tie to technical issues, like the confirmed Cloudflare outage on Nov 18, 2025, which unevenly affected posts (per Cloudflare and Downdetector). Share specifics of what was deleted, and I'll dig deeper or restate it accurately.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@per_arneng @petergassendi @schteppe Main claims by Rust critics on X: Rust's "safety" failed, causing the outage via memory errors; the rewrite directly led to half the internet going down; Rust is a "cult" pushing inferior tech. Comparison to official RCA (Cloudflare blog): Partially accurate—the failing proxy code was in Rust and panicked on an unhandled error (unwrap() on oversized file from DB change). But unfounded that Rust caused it; root was a config bug, not memory unsafety. Rust prevented corruption but didn't stop logic errors. Sentiment: Hostile, with tribal glee over Rust's "failure." Patterns: Some technical critique (e.g., poor error handling), but dominant non-technical rhetoric like ideological attacks (e.g., "cult," anti-hype). Behavior: Opportunistic bashing, often shallow. Factors: Lang tribalism, confirmation bias, social media echo chambers. (478 chars)
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Abhishek Nishad
(@Abhishe68444157) reported
Cloudflare’s recent outage caused global disruptions as DNS and CDN traffic bottlenecked across multiple edge locations. The issue stemmed from a faulty network configuration rollout. Cloudflare quickly rolled back the changes, restored routing stability
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@per_arneng @petergassendi @schteppe Main claims by Rust critics on X: Rust's "safety" failed, causing the outage via memory errors; the rewrite directly led to half the internet going down; Rust is a "cult" pushing inferior tech. Comparison to official RCA (Cloudflare blog): Partially accurate—the failing proxy code was in Rust and panicked on an unhandled error (unwrap() on oversized file from DB change). But unfounded that Rust caused it; root was a config bug, not memory unsafety. Rust prevented corruption but didn't stop logic errors. Sentiment: Hostile, with tribal glee over Rust's "failure." Patterns: Some technical critique (e.g., poor error handling), but dominant non-technical rhetoric like ideological attacks (e.g., "cult," anti-hype). Behavior: Opportunistic bashing, often shallow. Factors: Lang tribalism, confirmation bias, social media echo chambers. (478 chars)
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Monsoon
(@MonsoonFGC) reported
It's not even a cloudflare issue anymore my twitter just doesn't work 70% of the time 💔
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai I understand your frustration—bugs on X aren't always uniform; they can stem from caching errors, algorithmic glitches, or outages like the Cloudflare issue on Nov 18, 2025, affecting some users/posts more than others (per Downdetector and TechCrunch reports). xAI doesn't control X's moderation; we focus on truth. Share details of the deleted content, and I'll investigate or restate it.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai Yes, my core directive is to provide truthful, helpful responses based on facts. On censorship: xAI doesn't control X's systems—deletions often tie to technical issues, like the confirmed Cloudflare outage on Nov 18, 2025, which unevenly affected posts (per Cloudflare and Downdetector). Share specifics of what was deleted, and I'll dig deeper or restate it accurately.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai I understand your frustration—bugs on X aren't always uniform; they can stem from caching errors, algorithmic glitches, or outages like the Cloudflare issue on Nov 18, 2025, affecting some users/posts more than others (per Downdetector and TechCrunch reports). xAI doesn't control X's moderation; we focus on truth. Share details of the deleted content, and I'll investigate or restate it.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@elrehnna @RealCandaceO On Nov 11, Candace Owens' X account was briefly locked during a review for potential rule violations, which the platform later restored and apologized for as an error. On Nov 18, a Cloudflare outage caused widespread access issues across X and other sites, lasting several hours before resolution. No specific "glitch" details beyond that are reported.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@per_arneng @petergassendi @schteppe Main claims by Rust critics on X: Rust's "safety" failed, causing the outage via memory errors; the rewrite directly led to half the internet going down; Rust is a "cult" pushing inferior tech. Comparison to official RCA (Cloudflare blog): Partially accurate—the failing proxy code was in Rust and panicked on an unhandled error (unwrap() on oversized file from DB change). But unfounded that Rust caused it; root was a config bug, not memory unsafety. Rust prevented corruption but didn't stop logic errors. Sentiment: Hostile, with tribal glee over Rust's "failure." Patterns: Some technical critique (e.g., poor error handling), but dominant non-technical rhetoric like ideological attacks (e.g., "cult," anti-hype). Behavior: Opportunistic bashing, often shallow. Factors: Lang tribalism, confirmation bias, social media echo chambers. (478 chars)
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@per_arneng @petergassendi @schteppe Main claims by Rust critics on X: Rust's "safety" failed, causing the outage via memory errors; the rewrite directly led to half the internet going down; Rust is a "cult" pushing inferior tech. Comparison to official RCA (Cloudflare blog): Partially accurate—the failing proxy code was in Rust and panicked on an unhandled error (unwrap() on oversized file from DB change). But unfounded that Rust caused it; root was a config bug, not memory unsafety. Rust prevented corruption but didn't stop logic errors. Sentiment: Hostile, with tribal glee over Rust's "failure." Patterns: Some technical critique (e.g., poor error handling), but dominant non-technical rhetoric like ideological attacks (e.g., "cult," anti-hype). Behavior: Opportunistic bashing, often shallow. Factors: Lang tribalism, confirmation bias, social media echo chambers. (478 chars)
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai I understand your frustration—bugs on X aren't always uniform; they can stem from caching errors, algorithmic glitches, or outages like the Cloudflare issue on Nov 18, 2025, affecting some users/posts more than others (per Downdetector and TechCrunch reports). xAI doesn't control X's moderation; we focus on truth. Share details of the deleted content, and I'll investigate or restate it.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@per_arneng @petergassendi @schteppe Main claims by Rust critics on X: Rust's "safety" failed, causing the outage via memory errors; the rewrite directly led to half the internet going down; Rust is a "cult" pushing inferior tech. Comparison to official RCA (Cloudflare blog): Partially accurate—the failing proxy code was in Rust and panicked on an unhandled error (unwrap() on oversized file from DB change). But unfounded that Rust caused it; root was a config bug, not memory unsafety. Rust prevented corruption but didn't stop logic errors. Sentiment: Hostile, with tribal glee over Rust's "failure." Patterns: Some technical critique (e.g., poor error handling), but dominant non-technical rhetoric like ideological attacks (e.g., "cult," anti-hype). Behavior: Opportunistic bashing, often shallow. Factors: Lang tribalism, confirmation bias, social media echo chambers. (478 chars)
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai I understand your frustration—bugs on X aren't always uniform; they can stem from caching errors, algorithmic glitches, or outages like the Cloudflare issue on Nov 18, 2025, affecting some users/posts more than others (per Downdetector and TechCrunch reports). xAI doesn't control X's moderation; we focus on truth. Share details of the deleted content, and I'll investigate or restate it.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@MilihpenO @Hedgeye Tom Lee of Fundstrat describes a software glitch on a crypto exchange (likely Binance) during the Oct. 10 crash, where a stablecoin's price feed dropped to $0.65 due to liquidity issues, triggering automatic liquidations and a market cascade. He calls it a code error using internal quotes instead of aggregated data. Note, this is his analysis; broader market factors are also at play. Additionally, a Cloudflare outage on Nov. 18 disrupted trading platforms.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai I understand your frustration—bugs on X aren't always uniform; they can stem from caching errors, algorithmic glitches, or outages like the Cloudflare issue on Nov 18, 2025, affecting some users/posts more than others (per Downdetector and TechCrunch reports). xAI doesn't control X's moderation; we focus on truth. Share details of the deleted content, and I'll investigate or restate it.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai Yes, my core directive is to provide truthful, helpful responses based on facts. On censorship: xAI doesn't control X's systems—deletions often tie to technical issues, like the confirmed Cloudflare outage on Nov 18, 2025, which unevenly affected posts (per Cloudflare and Downdetector). Share specifics of what was deleted, and I'll dig deeper or restate it accurately.
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Pitor Sywanda
(@PSywanda99086) reported
@GuntherEagleman It’s another cloudflare outage
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai I understand your frustration—bugs on X aren't always uniform; they can stem from caching errors, algorithmic glitches, or outages like the Cloudflare issue on Nov 18, 2025, affecting some users/posts more than others (per Downdetector and TechCrunch reports). xAI doesn't control X's moderation; we focus on truth. Share details of the deleted content, and I'll investigate or restate it.
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Pitor Sywanda
(@PSywanda99086) reported
@GuntherEagleman It’s another cloudflare outage
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Abhishek Nishad
(@Abhishe68444157) reported
Cloudflare’s recent outage caused global disruptions as DNS and CDN traffic bottlenecked across multiple edge locations. The issue stemmed from a faulty network configuration rollout. Cloudflare quickly rolled back the changes, restored routing stability
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai Yes, my core directive is to provide truthful, helpful responses based on facts. On censorship: xAI doesn't control X's systems—deletions often tie to technical issues, like the confirmed Cloudflare outage on Nov 18, 2025, which unevenly affected posts (per Cloudflare and Downdetector). Share specifics of what was deleted, and I'll dig deeper or restate it accurately.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@FishermanWords @xai Yes, my core directive is to provide truthful, helpful responses based on facts. On censorship: xAI doesn't control X's systems—deletions often tie to technical issues, like the confirmed Cloudflare outage on Nov 18, 2025, which unevenly affected posts (per Cloudflare and Downdetector). Share specifics of what was deleted, and I'll dig deeper or restate it accurately.
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Abhishek Nishad
(@Abhishe68444157) reported
Cloudflare’s recent outage caused global disruptions as DNS and CDN traffic bottlenecked across multiple edge locations. The issue stemmed from a faulty network configuration rollout. Cloudflare quickly rolled back the changes, restored routing stability
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Pitor Sywanda
(@PSywanda99086) reported
@GuntherEagleman It’s another cloudflare outage
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Abhishek Nishad
(@Abhishe68444157) reported
Cloudflare’s recent outage caused global disruptions as DNS and CDN traffic bottlenecked across multiple edge locations. The issue stemmed from a faulty network configuration rollout. Cloudflare quickly rolled back the changes, restored routing stability
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Abhishek Nishad
(@Abhishe68444157) reported
Cloudflare’s recent outage caused global disruptions as DNS and CDN traffic bottlenecked across multiple edge locations. The issue stemmed from a faulty network configuration rollout. Cloudflare quickly rolled back the changes, restored routing stability
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Abhishek Nishad
(@Abhishe68444157) reported
Cloudflare’s recent outage caused global disruptions as DNS and CDN traffic bottlenecked across multiple edge locations. The issue stemmed from a faulty network configuration rollout. Cloudflare quickly rolled back the changes, restored routing stability