Tested for a long time on a certain audience and then opened for everyone Twitter Circle, with the breach of privacy on the agenda.
Twitter Circle, It’s a nice feature that doesn’t come up much, but is used very often by some people. Twitter itself explains this feature as follows: “Twitter Circle, a way to Tweet to selected people and share their thoughts with a smaller group. You choose who will be in your Twitter Circle, and only people you add can reply to and interact with Tweets you share in your Circle. ” So how many people does this system work for? You can include up to 150 people in your Twitter Circle. Allowing only one “environment” to be set in the process, the company also shares the following important detail in the process: “Only you can see the full list of people around you on Twitter.”
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In a nutshell, a system that allows you to Tweet only with the people you want to see it.sharing posts made only for certain people through a serious mistake that occurred in the past months. showed it to everyone. determined “Environment” Tweets shared to run by algorithm “Special for you” Twitter, which made a terrible mistake like moving it to the section, therefore showed the secret posts even to people who are not your followers. When this issue first emerged, there was no explanation from the company. The expected announcement has only now been made and the situation has been officially confirmed. In the email sent by Twitter, “A security issue that occurred in April 2023 may have allowed users outside of your Twitter Circle to see Tweets that should normally be restricted to your Circle to which you post” it was said. The company also “This issue has been identified by our security team and action has been taken to ensure that Tweets are no longer visible outside of Your Circle.” also made the statement. So the problem seems to be completely resolved for now. There have been many, many layoffs after being bought by Elon Musk. twitterso it deteriorates frequently and still the situation is not expected to get any better in the future.