Twitter's Security Incident: Private Circle Posts Exposed to Public | #shorts #news

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Latest Reports | "Twitter's Security Incident: Private Circle Posts Exposed to Public" | #shorts #news

Twitter recently revealed to certain users that a "security incident" in the past month may have caused some private Twitter Circle posts to be exposed to the general public. These posts are intended to be seen only by people selected by the user, making this a concerning breach of security. Luckily, Twitter is taking action to ensure this will not happen in the future, and the flaw has now been rectified. Reports from last month indicate that Circle tweets were showing up on the 'For You' timeline, which caused an uproar in the American social media community. This was a major infringement of user privacy, and Twitter has made it clear that they are not taking any chances with user security. The company has implemented new safety protocols to ensure this issue will not arise again.

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