Elon Musk has announced that there will be a daily limit to how many tweets users can read. The number varies based on the type of account you have. He called it a temporary measure.
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Elon Musk has confirmed reports that users need to be logged in to view any part of Twitter. He called it a temporary emergency measure in response to data pillaging, as he puts it.
Twitter now forces you to sign into its website to view any content. The move by the company comes a few months after it locked down the search feature for use by only those with an account.
Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter on Thursday forced the suspension of several journalists from leading publications, accusing them of sharing private information related to his whereabouts.
Twitter CEO Elon Musk has announced that the social media platform will delete 1.5 billion inactive accounts that haven't logged in or tweeted from, to free up usernames and handles.
It looks like double verified checks are back, this time only for selected company accounts, government officials and news outlets after several verified accounts trolled and spammed on the platform.
Twitter recently fixed a bug that failed to close all active logged-in sessions on Android and iOS after an account's password was reset. The company recommends users to review their settings.
One of the leading anti-virus assessment companies, AV-TEST couldn't stop the breach of its own Twitter account. The attack happened over a week ago and the account still remains hacked.
Twitter is offering features designed to help professionals and businesses acquire more clients and engage them. The 'Location Spotlight' feature will allow a lot more information in the bio.
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