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They haven't yet gone after the most prominent Twitter user.
by ISL 6y ago
They haven't yet gone after the most prominent Twitter user.
- ceejayoz 6y agoThat's one of the few accounts that might get you drone striked for messing with. It may stay safe.
- tomp 6y agoWould be too obvious. Noone believes what that account tweets anyway.
- joshstrange 6y ago40-some% of Americans do according to polling at least :/
- gruez 6y agoWhat can you tweet to trump supporters for maximum monetization? Crypto scam? Doubt many of them own crypto or know what it is. Get them to send western union/itunes gift cards? Too obvious, will probably get clawed back.
- akhilcacharya 6y agoProbably a link to a QAnon mercy store
- jkhdigital 6y agoVoting preference is voting preference. It doesn’t dictate a person’s entire set of beliefs. Personal observations lead me to conclude that plenty of Trump supporters know he’s crazy but still prefer that to the alternative.
- badwolf 6y agoThey got Joe Biden and Barack Obama's
- VikingCoder 6y agoYeah, I bet they're too stupid to be able to do it. (He said, taunting the hackers.)
- CPLX 6y agoOne wonders if that specific account has some unique exemption in the Twitter code to specifically deal with it.
- Sebb767 6y agoI'd assume that, too. Given the sheer impact a tweet from him might have, there are probably (hopefully!) two extra layers.
- alternatetwo 6y agoA disgruntled employee "deleted" that account temporarily a while ago, I've seen it theorised on reddit that that account has extra protections now.
- vangelis 6y agoRisk/reward for the sitting POTUS just isn't there.
- freejak 6y agoDon't worry guys I just changed my password.
- kibwen 6y agoShame you had to retire the old one, but "hunter3" does have a nice and modern ring to it.