Finally, the "robotic blockers" of various profiles on social media
Twitter has started clearing malicious and propagandistic accounts from bots that manipulate users and manipulate public debate. However, some real users, especially right-wing political beliefs, who consider themselves victims of the "campaign", have risen up against witch hunts against them.
The hashtags #TwitterLockout and #TwitterPurge became popular, with dozens of users reporting that their accounts were blocked, until they proved - by giving and then verifying a phone number - that they were not bots.
Some have complained that they have lost many "followers" and that Twitter discriminates against conservative political views. Still others made fun of them and denied that such a thing was happening.
Twitter itself stated, according to the BBC and Reuters and French, that "our tools are apolitical and we apply our rules without political bias".
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Twitter will not completely ban the use of such standalone software programs that may be useful, such as automated earthquake, weather, or other public and socially sound services. However, he is trying to separate the wheat from the chaff, after the criticism he has received - like Facebook - that Russia used directed accounts to launch a war of misinformation against the USA.
Twitter has announced that it will no longer allow identical messages from multiple accounts, either by human users or bots, to be posted, a tactic believed to be used by Russian agents to create targeted tweets that spread like a virus on internet (ie they go viral).
Twitter has also banned the use of bots that allow users to perform simultaneous activities on a large scale from multiple accounts, such as multiple likes and retweets.
The goal of these changes, according to the company, is to "improve the quality of information dissemination" and reduce "malicious activity aimed at critical conversations taking place on Twitter, such as elections in the US and around the world." .
Twitter announced that it gives users until March 23 to comply and then will delete the accounts that "make their head".
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