Excitement for Twitter Slurpers

February 6, 2019

TechTimes reported that Facebook now makes publicly available what the Zuck has had for some time. One can delete Facebook messages. The options are delete for everyone or just for the sender. The speed with which the messages disappear from the Facebook servers is murky. If you are a Twitter slurper, you may have to make certain that the slurps are taking place with alacrity. DarkCyber does not have a full count of the number of entities engaged in chugging down tweets, but there are more than some people may think. Tweets, like Facebook, provide a quite useful stream of data. Zippy analytics can make tweets turn cartwheels. Losing tweets from certain handles of interest is not good news.

Stephen E Arnold, February 6, 2019

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Government, News, Twitter

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