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Twitter is going to limit the number of direct messages unverified users will be able to send in a bid to counter spam. Here's what we know so far.

The reaction from the community appears sour, with some questioning why Twitter is pay-walling basic services, while others put the move down to revenue raising.

In a bid to attract more users toward its paid subscription, Twitter has announced that it will restrict the number of direct messages (DMs) that unverified accounts can send per day.

Elon Musks Twitter platform is taking measures to reduce spam in Direct Messages (DMs) by imposing limits on unverified accounts. In an announcement on Saturday, Twitter revealed that unverified accounts will soon have daily restrictions on the number of DMs they can send. This move aims to combat the issue of spam and unwanted messages in users DMs.

Twitter has again made its platform a little less usable for people who choose not to pay for a Blue subscription..

Twitter will “soon” implement daily limits on the number of direct messages unverified accounts will be able to send in “an effort to reduce spam,” the…

Twitter said the new DM limit policy is designed "to reduce spam in Direct Messages." However, it may also be another way to gets users to sign up for a paid Twitter Blue verified account.

Twitter has recently updated its direct message (DM) settings in an effort to reduce spam. The new policy sends DMs from users you dont follow and who dont have a verified account to your

Since Elon Musk bought Twitter and took the company private, the news around the platform has been rife with verification chaos, API access shakeups, ban reversals and layoffs.

As if Twitter Blues pushing couldn’t get more desperate