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Twitter bans users from linking to Facebook, Instagram and other rival platforms

A number of competing social media networks, including Facebook, Instagram, and Mastodon, will no longer be accessible to Twitter users via links.Information Guide Nigeria

Twitter Support stated on Sunday that it will “no longer permit free marketing of certain social media networks on Twitter.


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“Specifically, we will remove accounts created exclusively for the purpose of promoting other social networks, as well as content including links or usernames for the following platforms: Facebook, Instagram, Mastodon, Truth Social, Tribel, Nostr, and Post,” the statement continued.

The message stated that “cross-posting content from any social media site” will continue to be permitted.

And “links or usernames to social networking networks not specified above,” such as Parler, TikTok, or LinkedIn, are still allowed, according to the statement.

Twitter did not explain why these seven domains were on the ban and others were not.

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The practice of linking to other social media platforms is so common that it was unclear whether or how the organization would enforce the prohibitions.NYSC portal

Twitter also said it was banning promotions of third-party social media link aggregators such as Linktree.

We recognize that many of our users are active on other social media platforms. However, we will no longer allow free promotion of certain social media platforms on Twitter.

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— Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) December 18, 2022
Former Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey replied to the tweet, simply asking: “Why?” and in another post claimed the move “doesn’t make sense”.

And “links or usernames to social networking networks not specified above,” such as Parler, TikTok, or LinkedIn, are still allowed, according to the statement.

Twitter did not explain why these seven domains were on the ban and others were not.

The practice of linking to other social media platforms is so common that it was unclear whether or how the organization would enforce the prohibitions.JAMB Result

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