How Twitter’s “Automated” Label Helps You Identify Good Bots

Twitter is making it easier to sort the good bots from the bad when scrolling through your timeline. MUO – Feed
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Twitter’s New Tip Jar Test Makes In-App Payments Possible

Twitter’s new Tip Jar feature is starting to roll out to high-profile accounts, allowing other users to tip their favorite accounts. The Tip Jar will support various payment options and uses external payment processors to manage the transactions. Twitter’s Tip Jars Open for Business Twitter first mooted the idea of Tip Jars late in April
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Twitter’s Hate Speech Rules Now Apply to Race and Nationality

Twitter has updated its rules on hate speech once again. The platform has expanded its policy to ban hateful content that targets race, ethnicity, and nationality. Twitter’s Hate Speech Rules Cover More Ground Twitter announced the update to its rules on hateful content in a post on the Twitter Blog. In the post, Twitter stated that
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Twitter’s Chronological Timeline Is Back for Good

Twitter has finally resolved an issue that has been annoying its users for years. Tweets used to be presented in purely chronological order, with the newest at the top. But then Twitter decided to start ranking tweets according to its own algorithms. In September 2018, Twitter promised to bring back the chronological timeline. Since then,
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Twitter’s New Privacy Policy Means You Need to Change Your Settings

Twitter recently introduced an updated privacy policy announcing changes to how they collect user data and deliver advertising into your timeline. So what does the update mean and what should you do about it? If you haven’t logged in to Twitter since the changes were announced, you’ll see this message: Read on to understand what those
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How to Bypass Twitter’s 140 Character Limit With Storm It

Some welcome changes are coming to Twitter, with replies, links, and media attachments no longer counting towards your 140 character limit. Even with these changes, sticking to Twitter’s 140 character limit is a challenge, especially if you’re trying to get a coherent argument out about something complex. While some third-party services provide a way to get past that
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