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Twitter will no longer show users which device a tweet was sent from. This information, which previously appeared under the username in the tweet’s metadata, included the type of device used to send the tweet, such as an iPhone or Android.
Elon musk previously said that, twitter will remove the information saying that it is a waster of space and does not provide any value to the user and slows down the page loading speed.
We can still out you with third party apps 😈 https://t.co/I5HshInGEm pic.twitter.com/XtjkAhpZGE
— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) December 18, 2022
Some users have expressed concern that this change will make it more difficult to identify fake accounts or bots on the platform. However, Twitter has assured users that it has robust systems in place to identify and remove fake accounts, and that this change will not affect its ability to do so.
Others have pointed out that the device information was not always reliable, as it could be easily spoofed or manipulated. Twitter has acknowledged this, but reiterated that the main reason for the change was to give users more control over their personal information.
Overall, the reaction to this change has been mixed. Some users welcome the increased privacy, while others feel it will make it harder to identify fake accounts and bots. Regardless of the user’s perspective, it is clear that Twitter is committed to giving its users more control over their personal information and increasing their privacy on the platform.
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