The popular social media platform Twitter has been in the headlines lately due to several restrictions it has implemented. According to the news, the application is now working on a new restriction. Twitter will introduce a daily direct message (DM) limit for unverified users. Here are the details!
Twitter is implementing a daily DM limit for users!
Twitter, which has been in the spotlight recently due to its imposed restrictions, has unveiled a new limitation today. As reported, the platform is taking an important step to reduce spam. To achieve this, Twitter is preparing to introduce a daily DM limit for unverified user accounts.
The relevant news emerged a few days ago through a post shared by the Twitter Support account. The statement from the Twitter account mentioned that they would make significant changes to direct messages to reduce spam.
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Furthermore, the statement included the following expressions: “There will be daily limits on the number of DMs that unverified accounts can send.” With this announcement, Twitter invited its users to subscribe to Twitter Blue.
As for the specific limit on the messaging feature, there is no information available yet. However, Twitter’s announcement was not met with a positive response from users. Some users pointed out that this move could be a strategy, while others argued that this limitation would result in verified accounts being able to send spam in any DMs.
Moreover, many users see this move as an attempt by the company to cover its costs rather than focusing on combating spam. As a result, Twitter may face the high possibility of having the opposite effect, where users might be less inclined to register for Twitter Blue. Especially with the emergence of the Threads application, this option seems quite ambitious.
So, what do you think about the Twitter DM limit? Do you find this step logical? Don’t forget to share your opinions with us in the comments section!
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