Twitter has added a new feature that will allow you to decide who can respond to your tweets. You can enable this before sending a tweet. Read more to find about How To Enable Limited Reply Feature On Twitter
Twitter is now allowing users to discover new lists and add them to their feed. The new feature is now being rolled out to Android and iOS users. Read more to find How To Discover and Add New Lists Them To Your Twitter Feed
Twitter has announced that it is testing a new Voice Tweets feature. It will allow users to post up to 140 seconds of audio. Read more to find about Twitter Voice Tweets Feature For iOS Users
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Microblogging platform Twitter asked its users on 3rd May 2018 to change their passwords. This notice was due to a Twitter leak caused by a software bug. According to the company, they had “unmasked” passwords by mistake through a software bug. The company mentioned that the data hasn’t been exposed to any hackers. But Twitter urged its users to change their passwords for safety.
Post Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica incident, reports regarding a Twitter data leak have surfaced everywhere and has been confirmed to be true. The microblogging platform sold data access to Global Science Research (GSR), owned by Aleksandr Kogan. Kogan was the Cambridge University academic who created a personality quiz on social networking site Facebook. He used to it gain access to information later used by Cambridge Analytica. Information regarding millions of Facebook users was obtained. The information was provided to a political consulting firm, SCL Group. It was provided without any consent from users.
