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Nigeria: ChatGPT, X, & Others Hit by Cloudflare Outage

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X, ChatGPT, and Canva Users in Nigeria Hit by Cloudflare Outage

Users across Nigeria are currently experiencing significant disruptions in accessing popular online platforms. Services like X (formerly Twitter), ChatGPT, and Canva are exhibiting multiple errors, significantly impacting user experience. The root cause of these issues appears to be a technical problem affecting Cloudflare, a crucial infrastructure provider for web security and content delivery.

Cloudflare’s Central Role and the Impact

Cloudflare plays a vital role in the global internet landscape, and this is also felt strongly in the African tech space. It functions as a security shield and CDN, enhancing website performance and shielding them from cyber threats. By operating a vast global network, Cloudflare sits between a user and a website’s server, delivering content rapidly while filtering out malicious traffic. This outage, however, is causing widespread issues. For example, ChatGPT users are facing an error message stating, “Please unblock challenges.cloudflare.com to continue.” This highlights the dependence of many services on Cloudflare’s infrastructure. Interestingly, even Down Detector, a website dedicated to tracking website outages, is itself inaccessible due to the Cloudflare issue. The company has acknowledged the issue and is actively investigating the problem, with further updates expected as more information becomes available.

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