Author: Nick Statt
Update August 29th, 2:21AM ET: Cross-posted Tweets on Facebook have been been restored. “A Twitter admin requested their app be deleted, which resulted in content that people had cross-posted from Twitter to Facebook also being temporarily removed from people’s profiles,” Facebook said in a statement to Axios. “However, we have since restored the past content and it’s now live on people’s profiles.” The headline of this article has been updated, but the original article appears below unchanged.
Facebook appears to have scrubbed all timeline posts that were cross-published from Twitter from its users’ profiles following privacy-minded API restrictions imposed on third-party developers, according to TechCrunch.
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Update August 29th, 2:21AM ET: Cross-posted Tweets on Facebook have been been restored. “A Twitter admin requested their app be deleted, which resulted in content that people had cross-posted from Twitter to Facebook also being temporarily removed from people’s profiles,” Facebook said in a statement to Axios. “However, we have since restored the past content and it’s now live on people’s profiles.” The headline of this article has been updated, but the original article appears below unchanged.
Facebook appears to have scrubbed all timeline posts that were cross-published from Twitter from its users’ profiles following privacy-minded API restrictions imposed on third-party developers, according to TechCrunch.
These restrictions were put...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...