Twitter has recently implemented a significant change that restricts access for non-logged-in users. Now, individuals attempting to view tweets, user profiles, and browse through threads on Twitter without logging in will be met with a prompt to either sign in or create a new account.
This significant change came as a surprise to many users since it was not publicly announced by Twitter. At first it created a lot of uncertainty among users, thinking whether it was an intentional update or a technical issue. However ElonMusk the owner of Twitter shed some light on the matter with its tweet saying that it was a “temporary emergency measure” in response to “data pillaging” that was negatively impacting the user experience.
Interestingly, Twitter has been gradually limiting the access for non-logged-in users for a long time, and now with this latest update it completely blocks their view of the platform. Meanwhile free Twitter account holders can still access publicly posted tweets but certain features are now restricted to them also.
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The motives behind Twitter’s recent changes have sparked discussions within the online community. Speculation abounds regarding the impact of data scrapers and potential cost-cutting measures. It remains to be seen how these updates will shape the user experience and platform accessibility in the long run.
As Twitter continues to evolve and adapt, users and industry observers will closely monitor the implications of these changes. The future of Twitter’s user interface, access restrictions, and revenue model will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the platform’s position in the social media landscape.
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