Days after requiring users to log in to view tweets on the web, Twitter has silently removed these restrictions.

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Now that you pointed it out, I have no clue how people/businesses who rely on twitter can continue to do so with the utter uncertainty the platform runs on daily.

I know they’ve been leaving in droves, but it has been insane how it has been run these past few months.

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I assume the problem is a lack of alternative they can unify around. If Meta ships something definitive enough, especially for teams that already have a FB presence, there might be a mass migration.

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The worst is that local fire and police departments often use it to relay info to the public, so I can’t even see their messages without a fucking account.

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