Not everything posted on Twitter is written by a human, and Twitter has decided it's probably a good idea to label automated tweets generated by bots. As Engadget reports, Twitter is running a test ...
Twitter is rolling out a new label to recognize “good” bot accounts across the social network. It’s a limited test right now, with only a select few handpicked accounts chosen to receive the first ...
Starting today, everyone who is running a bot account on Twitter can add a label to make it clear the tweets are automated. The company started testing the label in September and is now rolling it out ...
The new feature is designed to make it clear at a glance which tweets weren’t sent by a person. So that users no longer have to guess which accounts are automated bots and which are run by humans at ...
Random restaurants plus user-submitted photos is a recipe for an amazing account. Credit: Lucas Mosna / getty images / screenshot: Twitter : @_restaurant_Bot The concept is simple: a Twitter account ...
Twitch has recently been bombarded with millions of bot accounts, making live streams difficult, as there is no clear way for players to know who is a legitimate viewer and what the motives are of ...
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