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Twitter’s CEO has tweeted a response to recently raised concerns about the true percentage of spam and fake accounts on Twitter. On Monday, Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal issued his own statement about the concerns around the validity of Twitter’s reported percentage of fake and spam accounts. And Agrawal’s statement was in the form of a thread posted on Twitter that was 15 tweets long: Let’s talk about spam. And let’s do so with the benefit of data, facts, and context… & mdash; Parag Agrawal (@paraga) May 16, 2022 Agrawal’s thread essentially asserts the following: That Twitter’s own percentage estimate of how many accounts are fake or spam (the one that says it’s less than 5%) is still correct based on Twitter’s methodology and its use of public and private data. Agrawal also said that estimations of this percentage can’t be “performed externally” because such estimations won’t include private data, which Twitter can’t share. Agrawal’s thread led with a series of tweets explai...

Twitter accepted Elon Musk’s bid to but the social media giant on Monday, and we’re still waiting to see two things: If the deal will hold and, more importantly, what a Musk-helmed Twitter will look like after the smoke clears. While no concrete plans have materialized yet for what new features await us in the “new Twitter,” Musk has dropped a few hints over the last few weeks about the kinds of changes he’d like to make to everyone’s favorite social media hellhole. Less content moderation An edit button Encrypted DMs Broader authentication Содержимое Less content moderation An edit button Encrypted DMs Broader authentication So let’s take a closer look at those hints. Here are four features we might see in a Musk-helmed Twitter. Less content moderation While not quite an app feature, reduced content moderation is still a substantial change to the way users will experience Twitter. And it’s a change Musk has tweeted quite a bit about. In fact, some of his tweets indicate a...