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Updates to our Terms and Privacy Policy
We’re updating the X Terms of Service and Privacy Policy to support our evolving business, meet new legal requirements, and make it clearer what we expect from you and what you can expect from us when using our services.
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Updates to our Terms and Privacy Policy
We’re updating our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy to ensure transparency as well as to incorporate X’s new products, services, and features.
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Update about an alleged incident regarding X user data being sold online
We take our responsibility to protect your privacy very seriously. In response to recent media reports of X users' data being sold online, we conducted a thorough investigation and there is no evidence that data recently being sold was obtained by exploiting a vulnerability of X systems.
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Update about an alleged incident impacting some accounts on Twitter
We take our responsibility to protect your privacy very seriously. In response to recent reports of a vulnerability in Twitter’s systems, we want to share a reminder about an incident that took place earlier this year and reassure you about the steps we took to remediate it.
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An incident impacting password resets on Twitter
We want to let you know that we recently fixed a bug that allowed Twitter accounts to stay logged in from multiple devices after a voluntary password reset. In order to help ensure the safety and security of everyone that may have been affected, we’ve proactively logged people who may have been affected out of active sessions.
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An incident impacting some accounts and private information on Twitter
We want to let you know about a vulnerability that allowed someone to enter a phone number or email address into the log-in flow in the attempt to learn if that information was tied to an existing Twitter account, and if so, which specific account. We take our responsibility to protect your privacy very seriously and it is unfortunate that this happened.