Facebook and Twitter, for example, are server-based programs that require an active Internet connection to function properly. These applications connect with the server on a regular basis since they are often updated. The software will halt and wait until it regains connectivity to the server if it does not have a reliable Internet connection. If this continues, there is a greater likelihood that the program will crash and become unstable. In this instance, you must first repair your Internet connection to avoid any more Twitter pauses. And here's an easy solution to start with:
1. From the Home screen, go to Settings.
2. Select Wi-Fi.
3. Toggle the Wi-Fi switch on and off to quickly turn the functionality on and off. This will allow the phone's Wi-Fi functionality to be refreshed.
After restarting Wi-Fi on your iPhone, relaunch the Twitter app and observe how it works.
