When you try to view a tweet while not logged into Twitter, a login screen appears.
If you don't want to have an account on Twitter, you can't even view the tweets.
If tweets are only visible to logged in users, embedding or sharing them becomes difficult.
Additionally, if tweets are not publicly accessible, search engine algorithms may rank the content of that site lower, which will result in fewer people coming to that site through search engines like Google.
The most ridiculous thing is that this was a submarine patch.
Twitter has not commented on this change.
But at a time when Twitter is having a hard time growing its user base, could this be a tactic to get quiet spectators to create accounts?
Whatever it was, it was inconvenient for the users... that's right.
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