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

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Twitter’s move comes a day before Meta launches its own text-based app called Threads.

Is this the cage match I was promised? Boo

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The irony is that Zuck has wanted Twitter for a long time. He was literally the wolf at the gate for over a decade. And in less than a year, Elon gave Zuck the perfect opportunity to strike.

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Is it sad that I would honestly prefer Mark III Zuckerborg as the owner of Twitter? Both are far from ideal, but he’s the lesser of two egos.

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Amateur hour.

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@holo_nexus as of 5 minutes ago it still prompts login and canceling takes you to the login page. Clicked an article link and got shot over there so I looked. maybe it’s being rolled out in stages. But screw them only person I still liked to keep up with over there was Mark Hamill.

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Looks like accessing twitter accounts directly without an account still requires login. But looks like individual tweets are now accessible without an account.

Who knows honestly, twitter has been a mess to say the least.

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@holo_nexus very true

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Looks like this might apply only to individual tweets. If you want to view someone’s main page, you still have to sign in.

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Same experience here

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Probably I won’t be sharing tweets anytime soon. Add in the fact that there’s no official announcement, they might reverse this in 15 minutes when Musk’s next tantrum starts. So why bother.

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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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Wait, are you implying you still use Twitter…?

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Watching Musk continue to fuck Twitter into the ground is like watching a really bad skier go down a black diamond trail on their face.

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