The modern world full of likes, followers and shares is not at all misunderstood these days. Perhaps everyone will be pleased if someone appreciates a hand-made photo or status. However, users of the social network Twitter have seen a rapid drop in followers in recent days. If you have a Twitter account, this may have happened to you. This is not a hacker attack or a temporary service outage.
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Twitter will no longer include inactive and blocked accounts in the list of total followers. This applies to account holders who have been found guilty of posting inappropriate or offensive content. Until now, the system was set up so that even if a given account was banned for a given reason, the follower counter still took it into account. Accounts that are locked due to violations of the company's standards and the internal terms of the social network remain blocked until their owners log in and change their password. From now on, these locked accounts will not be considered followers of any account they choose to follow.
This week we'll be removing locked Twitter accounts (locked when we detect suspicious changes in behavior) from follower counts across profiles globally. The number of followers displayed on many profiles may go down. #health https://t.co/JGmE4ofoZ2
jack (@jack) July 11, 2018
Most casual users will only lose a small amount of followers due to this change. However, big celebrity accounts can lose hundreds of thousands. For example, President Donald Trump's account lost 100,000 followers immediately after Twitter applied this regulation to the system. In the case of his predecessor, former President Barack Obama, this number climbed up to 400,000. One of the editors of the Washington Post was the first to point out this fact.
We have not learned from the company's official statement whether Twitter will ever again consider blocked accounts in the future. However, we know that the current changes are only an initial step towards the overall reduction of users who do not use their accounts within the framework of the principles that Twitter states in the terms of contract. During the following days, the number of followers should therefore decrease and accounts should continue to be removed from the virtual counter.
ProI'm looking for a Czech translation on the CZECH WEBSITE!!!
Exactly!!! I'm already annoyed by this Slovak, it's impossible to read after him!!!
At least you'll get an education
Almost every Slovak understands the path (both verbally and in writing), and almost every Czech has a problem with even understanding the Slovak language, I'm not talking about reading.
This is mainly because in Slovakia most things are not pre-ordered from the road, in contrast to e.g. film distribution in the Czech Republic, where it is rare to see a film or "parad" in Slovak - this applies to cinemas, TV, etc., just the majority of media content .
So, I see articles written in Slovak on the Czech website, it should be a way to stick together, and not a tool for building or pretzels :)
Use google translator you degenerate, as the article is in Tonkawa language...Prague, I assume your place of residence. But you can ask for canned goods in the Tatras... God, where do I live?