Bobbie Johnson wrote an interestng post on The Guardian's blog today about a glitch in Twitter tht's meant private account being made public. Not sure if any big secrets came out, or how many users use the private function of Twitter, but the app seems dogged by problems at the moment. I've almost stopped using it as it's just never working on IM (which is how I use it). Fix yourself please Twitter.
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I wonder how many of the people who read the original Guardian article had a chance to go back and read the updates that were posted later.
It's a shame that people now associate a 'privacy glitch' with Twitter when it really wasn't a 'glitch' at all.
Biz elaborates on the Twitter blog.
Posted by: mdy | May 26, 2007 at 10:36 AM