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Elon Musk-owned X faced a widespread disruption with over 5,000 users reporting issues, while some flagged account-specific glitches on the Android app even as browser access remained unaffected.

X, formerly Twitter, has kept finding new ways to get worse ever since it was taken over by the world’s richest man. And that was before it began doubling as a generator of non-consensual AI porn, some featuring children, earlier this year.

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Elon Musk’s X has moved to delete around 600 accounts and block posts in India after a 72-hour government ultimatum over obscene, AI-generated images linked to Grok. Indian authorities flagged the content as a violation of decency laws, prompting takedown orders under IT rules. While X has agreed to comply, questions remain over whether the content is blocked globally or only within India. The episode adds to growing scrutiny of Grok, which has faced earlier controversies over racist and antisemitic outputs, and highlights the challenge governments face in regulating fast-moving AI tools on major social platforms.

Earlier, a judge ruled that the dispute must be considered in private arbitration. X and Wachtell were due to update the court at a hearing in early December.

Elon Musk's social media platform X will retire the Twitter.com domain on November 10. Users with hardware security keys must register on X.com to avoid being locked out.

Nepal is experiencing social media outages as the government enforces a ban on unregistered platforms. Users face access issues with Facebook and Instagram, while alternatives like WhatsApp and Twitter remain operational.

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