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A new Twitter glitch is causing deleted tweets and un-retweeted retweets to resurface. The issue seems to be caused by a server farm being brought back up, according to open-source developer Dick Morrell. It is unclear how widespread the issue is, but at least 400 people have reported experiencing a similar problem. The glitch highlights the need for reliable social media account scrubbing options.
Twitter users are reporting that deleted tweets are randomly reappearing on the site, with some security experts noting that the social media app restored thousands of messages. The bug seems to mostly impact those who batch-deleted tweets via a third-party service, but it raises concerns about how the company handles and protects private data. Twitter has not issued an official statement addressing the issue. This comes amid a decline in usage numbers and technical issues plaguing the platform.
Twitter users are reporting that deleted tweets and retweets are being restored, raising concerns about the platform's ability to allow users to control their own data. The cause of the bug is unclear, but it could be related to the tool used to delete tweets or Twitter's servers accidentally restoring data. This is just one of many recent glitches on the platform, highlighting its crumbling infrastructure. While this may seem trivial to some, it could have serious implications for activists and whistleblowers who rely on Twitter to protect their freedom of speech.