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The only criteria for purging an account seems to be 'several years' of inactivity.

After organizations balked at paying a minimum $42,000 per month for API access, Twitter now says verified government and public services can access the free API for 'critical purposes.'

Accounts posting the content won't be penalized, but their posts will have reduced reach.

Now known as Subscriptions, creators can charge $2.99, $4.99, or $9.99 per month for private features like subscriber-only tweets, badges, and Spaces.

The Public Broadcasting Service hasn't tweeted since being slapped with a 'government-funded media' label last week.

Is it really 'for you' if your algo feed is full of people who paid to be there?

An internal investigation is attempting to discover which former employee leaked the code.

This does not appear to be an April Fools' joke. If you want a blue checkmark after April 1, you'll need to pay $8 per month ($1,000 if you're an organization).

TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew points out a forced sale won't solve the US government's national security concerns.

Multiple layers of management will disappear as Zuckerberg restructures his company.