Twitter has added over 32,000 accounts to its archive of information it believes comes from state-backed information operations in China, Russia, and Turkey.
Reverse-engineered Twitter code has revealed the platform is working on emoji responses to Tweets,
Twitter says it'll ask Android users who want to share an article without opening it to read the article. It's running a small test to encourage "informed discourse."
EU officials have called on Facebook, Twitter and Google to provide a monthly report on their fight against fake news.
Twitter is now labeling tweets proliferating 5G conspiracy theories about coronavirus.
Sometimes you want to experience the fun of a social network with friends and family, but you don't necessarily want others creeping in on your photos, videos, and posts. Here's how to turn on private mode and go dark to the public on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok.
We've all said something on social media that we've immediately regretted, or that upon hindsight we didn't want a specific person or group to see. While it's straightforward to delete an individual Tweet or post, deleting much or all of your Twitter history takes a few extra steps. We'll show you how it's done.
When it comes to the bold step of labeling tweets, outrage is the point
Facebook employees have come out against Mark Zuckerberg's supine treatment of a controversial Trump post. In addition to publicly speaking out on Twiter, employees today staged a virtual walkout in protest.
Twitter has updated its desktop app, granting web-users the ability to schedule tweets natively. Previously, users had to resort to more powerful tools like Tweetdeck.
President Trump's executive order relating to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act has now been signed, triggering a healthy debate over what this means for social media platforms, free speech and moderation. Thankfully for all of us, nothing is set to change in the near term.
Twitter is slowly rolling out a new feature that allows you to restrict who is able to reply to your tweets, in hopes of preventing unwanted harassment and spam messages.
Twitter's new drive to prevent misinformation sees the company applying labels on tweets spreading COVID-19 misleading information. In some cases where the risk of harm is severe, it may pull them entirely.
Twitter is testing a Snapchat-like stories feature, dubbed Fleets. Like the app which spawned the format, users will be able to post content visible for only 24 hours. The firm is also rolling out pinned lists to its Android app, a few months later than iOS.
Twitter is shuttering its SXSW appearance as the firm dials down all non-essential travel in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. The firm will keep this policy in place until "the World Health Organization or Centers for Disease Control deem it appropriate to step back from pandemic precautionary measures."
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Twitter is testing new ways to take on misinformation, including bright orange warning banners over tweets judged to be wrong or misleading by fact-checkers. The firm is also testing a point-based community ranking system.
If you're having problems with Twitter today, you're not alone. The social media service is experiencing problems this afternoon, preventing people from sending new tweets and others from refreshing their timelines.
The latest Twitter for Android update is crashing immediately upon launch, and Twitter is now advising users to hold off from installing the update until it fixes the issue.
Twitter's list pinning feature is reportedly coming to Android soon. The feature allowed iOS users to build custom timelines on their home page by pinning their own curated lists.