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Image Source : FILE Twitter to require account verification for TweetDeck access In a recent tweet, Twitter announced that users will soon need to have a verified account in order to access its popular social media management tool, TweetDeck. The change is scheduled to be implemented within 30 days, as stated by the company. Previously, verification was not a…

If you've been having trouble using Twitter recently, you aren't alone — the service has been having issues ever since it started limiting the number of posts users could view each day. Although many of the platform's issues stabilized over the weekend, Tweetdeck remains broken unless users switch to the beta version of the list aggregator. Now, Twitter is gearing up to solve the issue by making that beta version of Tweetdeck the main version, announcing on Monday that it has "launched a new, improved version of…

Image: Rokas Tenys (Shutterstock)The hits don’t stop coming for Twitter users. This weekend, the platform’s owner Elon Musk claimed he’s imposing a limit to the number of tweets an average non-Blue user can read. In the aftermath, Twitter’s dashboard application Tweetdeck failed spectacularly.Mr. Tweet Fumbles Super Bowl TweetIn what he said was a bid to address the vague concepts of “data scraping” and “system manipulation,” Musk announced on the afternoon of July 1 that Twitter would be limiting the number of tweets…

Over the weekend, Elon Musk limited the number of tweets users can read in a day, which he said was to prevent data scraping. While this measure has affected all Twitter users, TweetDeck users in particular are today reporting major problems, including notifications and entire columns failing to load. Musk initially enforced read-limits of 6,000 daily posts for verified users and 600 daily posts for unverified users. Hours later, he increased these limits to 10,000 tweets and 1,000 tweets…

Twitter has undergone various changes under Elon Musk. Some of these changes have tinkered with the way the micro-blogging website works resulting in bugs cropping up every now and then. In one such case, a Twitter bug is reportedly bringing back tweets that users mass-deleted back on their profiles.According to a report by The Verge, some users, including one of their own staff, experienced that his deleted tweets, including some from 2020, are reappearing on his timeline. Another user posted on Twitter rival Mastodon…

Image Source : FREEPIK Twitter to discontinue SMS-based 2FA: How to keep your account secure? Twitter has recently announced that it will be discontinuing support for its two-factor authentication (2FA) method via SMS text messages on March 20, 2023, and the service will be available to Twitter Blue subscribers only which costs $8. This has left many Twitter users…

It’s official: TweetDeck for Mac is dead. It’s no longer available “beginning today.” And hopefully you’re not caught off-guard by that news since its shutdown was first announced on June 1. But if you weren’t aware and now you’re scrambling for another social media management app to take its place, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered. Take a look at our picks for TweetDeck for Mac alternatives. You’re sure to find the right app to manage your tweets among the options featured below. Beginning today, the TweetDeck…

It’s been 11 years since Twitter acquired TweetDeck for $40 million. In the intervening years, the company has methodically killed off all of the TweetDeck apps. First, Twitter discontinued the iOS, Android, and Adobe Air apps in 2013. Next came the death of the Windows app back in 2016. And now, at long last, the TweetDeck app for Mac is getting the axe as well. Twitter has announced that the app will shut down on July 1st. TweetDeck for Mac app is shutting down Early this month, the TweetDeck team…

Twitter has launched the Tweeten application for Windows and Mac as a replacement for the outgoing TweetDeck application. Twitter had earlier announced that it will be "saying goodbye” to TweetDeck app for Mac to focus on making it better and testing Twitter's new preview. The microblogging platform has informed that the app will no longer exist for Mac users starting July 1 but users can still access TweetDeck on web. The new application looks similar to the TweetDeck, making the transition phase for users easier.The…

TweetDeck for Mac will shut down in just two days on July 1st. I rely on the TweetDeck app for my job as a news writer here at The Verge — I live for my alerts about big news and like being able to scroll the infinity of my Twitter columns — and I was disappointed to hear TweetDeck was going away. But if you’re looking for a replacement, you should seriously check out Tweeten. I downloaded it up a day or two after Twitter announced TweetDeck was going away, and I haven’t looked back. Tweeten is basically TweetDeck.…