Personally, I've stopped ever using Twitter for more than a couple minutes in an incognito window once or twice a week. My entry point to Twitter was typically

Personally, I've stopped ever using Twitter for more than a couple minutes in an incognito window once or twice a week. My entry point to Twitter was typically links shared on social media, at which point I'd often check up on my follows, scroll the feed etc. As of sometime recently every time I follow a Twitter link on social media in my regular browsers a warning comes up shaking me down for money to continue using SMS 2FA or disable it altogether, so I just open it in incognito or, better yet, not at all. I thought 2FA was an entry level account safety requirement these days, but apparently now it's a premium monetized feature! Maybe Tesla can take a cue from this book, and offer curtain airbags only to premium customers.