Twitter Reconsiders Decision To Remove Inactive Accounts

The company announced it will delay the removal of inactive accounts after receiving feedback about the impact on deceased users' posts. Initially, the policy will only affect EU accounts due to privacy regulations, but may expand globally. Users were previously informed they had until December 11th to log in to retain their accounts, but this deadline is likely to be extended.

What prompted the company to reconsider its policy on inactive accounts?

• Technical issues with account deletion

• Feedback from users about deceased individuals' posts

• A new partnership with another social media platform

• A legal requirement from the government

Which region is currently affected by the inactive account policy?

• European Union

• North America

• Asia

• Australia

Why might the company expand its inactive account policy globally in the future?

• To comply with global regulations

• To introduce new features

• To increase user engagement

• To reduce server costs

What was the initial deadline for users to log in to keep their accounts?

• December 11th

• January 15th

• November 1st

• February 28th

What was the main reason for the initial announcement to delete inactive accounts?

• To improve the platform's speed

• To launch a new advertising campaign

• To ensure accurate and credible information

• To free up usernames