Twitter Open to Regulation Where It Makes Sense, CFO Says

The video discusses Twitter's revenue growth and the introduction of a new metric, monetizable daily active users (MD AU), which has shown significant growth. The company emphasizes transparency in its metrics and plans to stop reporting monthly active users. Efforts to improve platform health and safety are highlighted, with 38% of abusive content flagged by technology. The video also covers the importance of regulation, citing GDPR as a positive example, and mentions ongoing global challenges. Finally, Twitter's prototype app and future development plans are discussed, focusing on enhancing user experience and conversation.

What was the percentage growth in Twitter's monetizable daily active users (MDAU) from 126 million to 134 million?

• 7%

• 5%

• 8%

• 6%

Why did Twitter decide to stop reporting monthly active users (MAU)?

• MAU was increasing too rapidly

• MAU was too difficult to calculate

• MAU was not a transparent metric

• MAU did not reflect daily engagement

What percentage of abusive tweets are flagged by technology for human review on Twitter?

• 38%

• 58%

• 28%

• 48%

What is Twitter's number one priority according to the transcript?

• Revenue growth

• User engagement

• Platform health

• International expansion

What kind of regulation does Twitter welcome, as mentioned in the transcript?

• Regulation that limits user data

• Regulation that is clear and collaborative

• Regulation that increases revenue

• Regulation that restricts advertising

What is the main focus of Twitter's prototype app testing?

• Increasing ad revenue

• Improving user interface

• Expanding user base

• Enhancing conversational features

How does Twitter aim to make conversations easier to follow?

• By reducing the number of tweets

• By limiting replies

• By highlighting popular tweets

• By showing the entire conversation