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During the lockout, Twitter doesn't allow you to sign in even if you enter the correct password. After this happens, wait about an hour before attempting to sign in again.

Locked account: If you, or someone else, unsuccessfully signed in a few times, Twitter might lock your account.

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For additional password reset assistance, go to the Twitter Help Center to find information on how to reset a lost or forgotten password. To complete the password reset process, you may need access to the email account associated with your Twitter account.

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Reset your password: Go to the Twitter sign-in page in a browser or on the Twitter mobile app for Android or iOS and select Forgot password.Or, if you turned Wi-Fi off, turn Wi-Fi on, connect to a nearby access point, then access Twitter. For example, on an Android phone or iPhone, turn off Wi-Fi on your device, then connect to Twitter. Try a different network: You might switch to a different network, then connect to Twitter.Wait a few minutes for the devices to reconnect to your internet provider, then connect to Twitter. If you can't find a power switch, unplug the power cable, then turn the devices back on or plug the power back in. Reset: As with many devices, a restart may help.A red light or the lack of a light may indicate a problem. Most network devices have lights indicating a device is on and connected. Wi-Fi Status: Check the status of your Wi-Fi access point, router, or modem.If you can't connect to other sites, the issue may be your home network. Check to see if you're connected to a network by opening a browser to another major site, such as Google. However, at the moment, itвЂ™s up and running.Check your network connections.

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Users reported that Twitter went offline again for a couple of minutes. (1:33 PM Tuesday, January 19, 2016, Coordinated Universal Time (UTC))

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Users in some parts of the world are reporting that they can access Twitter while some are still facing the Yes, The API are still down Responding with 131 Error code But it has become much more reliable in recent years, tending to go offline much less often and come back up more quickly when it does. In the early days of the site, users were often met by the вЂњfail whaleвЂќ - a drawing that meant the site has broken. The Down Detector website showed that most of the reports were coming from the UK and other parts of western Europe, with some reports on the East Coast of the US - though that might be more to do with the time elsewhere than the spread of the outage. A major outage was reported around 19 hours before the current problems arose. The site also showed that the site had problems through the night. Just after 8 am UK time, the performance dropped off massively, the site showed, and the page said that there was вЂњService disruptionвЂќ. TwitterвЂ™s API status page, which is made for developers, showed that there were problems with most parts of the site. But the Down Detector website showed a huge spike in reports on Tuesday morning UK time. TwitterвЂ™s official status page didnвЂ™t show any information about the outage, at the time of publishing, though it is often slow to update. We are aware of the issue and are working towards a resolution.вЂќ (That account is itself part of the outage, but Twitter sent the text of the tweet toВ The Independent.) TwitterвЂ™s account posted a message saying that вЂњSome users are currently experiencing problems accessing Twitter. Tweetdeck, TwitterвЂ™s other official client, was also broken. Mobile apps as well as the website, itself,В appeared to be broken. вЂњWeвЂ™re going to fix it up and have things back to normal soon.вЂќ вЂњThanks for noticing,вЂќ the message reads. Visitors to the website were greeted by a message telling them that вЂњSomething is technically wrongвЂќ. Yes,В the social media giantвЂ™s website and mobile apps are inaccessible at the moment.