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Hold up on that whole Twitter deleting inactive accounts

November 27, 2019 by Raymond Hackney

Yesterday Twitter announced they would be deleting inactive accounts. Today they said no so fast.

This impacts accounts in the EU only, for now. We’ve always had an inactive account policy but we haven’t enforced it consistently. We’re starting with the EU in part due to local privacy regulations (eg, GDPR).

— Support (@Support) November 27, 2019

Beyond complying with GDPR, we may broaden the enforcement of our inactivity policy in the future to comply with other regulations around the world and to ensure the integrity of the service. We will communicate with all of you if we do.

— Support (@Support) November 27, 2019

So it turns out that this was really going to be EU centric on the deleting of accounts and now they need to come up with a plan to memorialize accounts before they will even start the process of deleting inactive accounts.

Filed Under: Social Media, Twitter

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  1. Domenclature.com says

    November 27, 2019 at 3:35 pm

    Great Post, thank you.


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