Twitter Warns Inactive Users To Log In By Dec. 11 Or Face Removal

Twitter is sending warning emails to users inactive for six months, urging them to log in by December 11th to avoid account removal. This cleanup aims to enhance information credibility but will also affect accounts of deceased users, as Twitter lacks a memorialization system. The process may reduce the user base and follower counts but could free up usernames. The removal will take several months.

What is the main reason Twitter is sending warning emails to users?

• To encourage more tweets

• To clean up inactive accounts

• To increase advertising revenue

• To promote new features

How will the cleanup affect accounts of deceased users?

• Their accounts will be deleted

• Their accounts will be transferred to family

• Their accounts will be memorialized

• Their accounts will remain unchanged

What potential impact could the cleanup have on Twitter's user base?

• Increase in user base

• No change in user base

• User base will double

• Decrease in user base

What opportunity does the cleanup process create for Twitter users?

• Access to premium features

• Ability to change account type

• Availability of previously taken usernames

• Increase in tweet visibility

By when do users need to log in to keep their accounts active?

• February 14th

• January 1st

• November 1st

• December 11th