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Is Twitter About To Get More Invasive Than Facebook?

Posted on September 24, 2013July 1, 2025 by Dissent

Josh Harkinson writes:

Facebook gets all the bad press, but the bigger threat to your online privacy these days might be your Twitter account. Twitter knows you much better than you may realize. And as it prepares for an IPO, it’s taking steps that may allow it to profit from your data in ways that would provoke howls of protest were Mark Zuckerberg to try the same.

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