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![]() ![]() ![]() It's been just a few days since Europe's GDPR rules went into effect and the regulations have already had a pretty disastrous effect on a large number of Twitter users.* Over the past week, the company's been suspending the accounts of people who joined Twitter before they were 13 — even if they're now older — due to new European privacy laws. SEE ALSO: The mute button is Twitter's most underrated feature It's not clear just how many accounts have been affected, but a look at the r/Twitter subreddit and the #TwitterLockout hashtag shows a substantial number of users have reported suspensions in recent days. VentureBeat also reports that at least one business account, which had listed a "birthdate" as the company's founding date, had also been suspended.* Read more... More about Tech, Twitter, Privacy, Social Media Companies, and Gdpr ??????? ??????: Here's why Twitter's locking people out of their accounts || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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