Twitter Update And News: Login Needed To View Tweets And Elon Musk Said Temporary Emergency Measure

Twitter: Twitter keeps updating its users about something, after Elon Musk’s ownership, Twitter is undergoing major improvements. Now another big update has come out in this matter. Twitter made a new and big change on Friday. As per the new change, tweets can no longer be viewed without logging in, meaning you will have to create your Twitter ID if you want to view tweets. Elon Musk called this a temporary emergency measure.

Know what is behind doing so Elon Musk’s answer –
Twitter owner Elon Musk said that so much of our data was being stolen that it was an insulting service to ordinary users, Musk has previously expressed his displeasure on other platforms, including Open AI. He said that several platforms were training their linguistic models with their data. Notably, Twitter has also started charging third-party apps and researchers for application programming interfaces.

NEWS: Twitter’s web version no longer allows users to browse without logging in. All urls redirect to the signup page.

This is believed to be a measure to make it harder for scrapers to take Twitter’s data, like ChatGPT’s web browsing plugin has been doing. pic.twitter.com/DbfuAWwS4p

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Twitter launched a new service –

Micro blogging platform Twitter has launched a video downloading service. A new download video option has been added under this feature, which means Twitter users can download videos directly on the platform without the help of any third party apps and sites. However, this feature is currently released to beta testers. App researcher and Twitter user Neema Ovji has also shared a screenshot giving information about this feature. Users say that the Twitter video download button is working and creators can also enable/disable it. It is being claimed that this feature could be rolled out soon. Notably, Twitter has recently announced the launch of a new video app.

Karnataka High Court slams Twitter –
The Karnataka High Court on Friday dismissed Twitter’s plea challenging the central government’s order to block some objectionable accounts and tweets on the platform. The court has told the social media company that the government has the power to issue a blocking order. The court has also imposed a fine of 50 lakh rupees on Twitter.

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