It's not just you: Twitter is having issues (UPDATED - FIXED)

We have been seeing reports of Android users finding themselves “logged out” of Twitter, unable to log back in. Attempts to log-in from a desktop yield a “Something is technically wrong” message. TweekDeck users are also reporting troubles.
There’s been no formal word from the good folks at Twitter, but we expect there will be some type of update once the issues are resolved. As for what exactly the issues are, it appear to be a widespread authentication problem affected a number of third-party apps, the main web-site, and the official Android app.
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UPDATE: A self-described coder and reverse engineer posted a screenshot after setting up a "man-in-the-middle," and it appears that Twitter's servers are already partying like it was December 2015. That might explain the TweetDeck issue also, but as yet, nothing other than a note from Twitter saying that its engineers are working to get things fixed. What that date also does not explain is how iOS and Windows Phone devices are still functional by many accounts with no apparent date problems.
UPDATE 2: We have been able to log back into Twitter with one of our Android devices, but not on any others, so some progress is being made.
UPDATE 3: Twitter support has not reported that it has fixed a bug in its front-end code that was causing problems for users and their ability to log-in and use the social network. We have been able to access Twitter on all our available devices, so you should be good to go as well. However, if you still encounter problems, opening a support request with Twitter will hopefully get you on a path of resolution.