Twitter has admitted to a privacy breach that allowed tweets to be seen by accounts outside a user’s exclusive list of friends. The feature, called Circles, allows Twitter users to post tweets that only members of their exclusive list can read. However, a security incident earlier this year meant that some tweets were visible to users outside of a user’s Circle. The company has attributed such issues to cost-cutting measures and severe layoffs that have resulted in system failures and lack of moderation. However, the company has vowed to protect user privacy and fix the issue.
Twitter Admits Privacy Breach with Circles Feature
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