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Twitter Responds to Ukraine Crisis With Tips on Changing Account Settings or Deleting Account to Protect Safety

Posted on February 24, 2022 by pogowasright.org

Vlad Savov reports:

Twitter Inc. issued advice on using its service in conflict zones or high-risk areas after Russian forces attacked targets across Ukraine on Thursday.

The tweet thread, articulating best practices for security in English and Ukrainian, included a suggestion to deactivate accounts if that proved to be the safest approach. The company urged users to employ two-factor authentication, strong passwords and email and phone number confirmations for actions such as password resets. It advised users to be careful about disclosing personal information, and to disable tweet location data

Read more at Bloomberg if you have a subscription, but in this case, considering the safety issues Ukrainians may be facing, if you can access Twitter, read that thread. Note the suggestion that you disable tweet location data.

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