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The Dan Bongino Show
Dan Bongino Shares Personal Story About Pres. Donald Trump's 'Loyalty'
"When I was in the hospital with cancer thing you know that kind of sucked and it was really bad I had this big lump on my neck and they had to take it out and it was really in a bad place because they were telling me you know things could go bad We can Nick your vocal cords There are arteries and veins in there And your doctors and surgeons out there know that a surgery in the head and neck is always a little riskier because of the density of everything that travels through the neck and I had had a bad incident with the IV nurse It was ugly She's like talking about politics and stuff And I get a call man And it was president Trump Just the most amazing thing I mean he was in The White House when it went down And he's calling me in a busy work day to see if I needed anything in the hospital And that's why I get particularly annoyed when people take the public guy they know the guy who is an attack dog apex predator on Twitter and in politics but that's the game folks You don't like the game get a freaking dog You don't want to play ugly political games go get a dog I'm sorry Probably why I didn't do better in politics I'm just I don't know I got to be a little more vicious I think somehow you yeah me But that's not the guy used personally Unbelievably loyal Unbelievably loyal You screw them over it's a different story but thank you mister president I really appreciate that That means that means the world
Crypto News Alerts | Daily Bitcoin (BTC) & Cryptocurrency News
You Gotta Be Crazy to Short Bitcoin Right Now
"Bitcoin traded near $28 ,000 on May 28th. Would traders still worry of a full correction of weekend upside? And here you're looking at the Bitcoin One Hour Candle chart. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Point Trading View showed Bitcoin cooling volatility after a last minute surprise saw the action around the weekly close with the US markets closed for Memorial Day holiday. Crypto markets were quite quiet. Traders waiting for a congressional vote on the proposed deal to extend the US debt ceiling. Bitcoin up 4 .4 % on May 28th. Meanwhile failed to convince everyone that the bulls might now have the upper hand. Uploading a potential Bitcoin price roadmap on Twitter, popular trader Crypto Tony called a move back to the low of $23 ,000. Still very much a possibility. Quitting him here. If we close back below $27 .5, I will close my long and look for a short position. And quoting decent trader, the Bitcoin long short ratio has been declining as the price has gone up. This suggests a lot of retail traders on Binance are adding shorts. You got to be crazy to be short in Bitcoin at a time like this. Just saying. But on chain monitoring resource material indicators nonetheless cautioned over dismissing the uptick as a fake out. As someone who frequently uses the phrase while Wes weakening crypto actually believe the Bitcoin PA we have seen for the past few days is legit for multiple reasons, including the fact the bounce came from a key technical support of the 200 week moving average and the debt ceiling deal announcement
Crypto News Alerts | Daily Bitcoin (BTC) & Cryptocurrency News
You Gotta Be Crazy to Short Bitcoin Right Now
"Bitcoin traded near $28 ,000 on May 28th. Would traders still worry of a full correction of weekend upside? And here you're looking at the Bitcoin One Hour Candle chart. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Point Trading View showed Bitcoin cooling volatility after a last minute surprise saw the action around the weekly close with the US markets closed for Memorial Day holiday. Crypto markets were quite quiet. Traders waiting for a congressional vote on the proposed deal to extend the US debt ceiling. Bitcoin up 4 .4 % on May 28th. Meanwhile failed to convince everyone that the bulls might now have the upper hand. Uploading a potential Bitcoin price roadmap on Twitter, popular trader Crypto Tony called a move back to the low of $23 ,000. Still very much a possibility. Quitting him here. If we close back below $27 .5, I will close my long and look for a short position. And quoting decent trader, the Bitcoin long short ratio has been declining as the price has gone up. This suggests a lot of retail traders on Binance are adding shorts. You got to be crazy to be short in Bitcoin at a time like this. Just saying. But on chain monitoring resource material indicators nonetheless cautioned over dismissing the uptick as a fake out. As someone who frequently uses the phrase while Wes weakening crypto actually believe the Bitcoin PA we have seen for the past few days is legit for multiple reasons, including the fact the bounce came from a key technical support of the 200 week moving average and the debt ceiling deal announcement
Crypto News Alerts | Daily Bitcoin (BTC) & Cryptocurrency News
You Gotta Be Crazy to Short Bitcoin Right Now
"Bitcoin traded near $28 ,000 on May 28th. Would traders still worry of a full correction of weekend upside? And here you're looking at the Bitcoin One Hour Candle chart. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Point Trading View showed Bitcoin cooling volatility after a last minute surprise saw the action around the weekly close with the US markets closed for Memorial Day holiday. Crypto markets were quite quiet. Traders waiting for a congressional vote on the proposed deal to extend the US debt ceiling. Bitcoin up 4 .4 % on May 28th. Meanwhile failed to convince everyone that the bulls might now have the upper hand. Uploading a potential Bitcoin price roadmap on Twitter, popular trader Crypto Tony called a move back to the low of $23 ,000. Still very much a possibility. Quitting him here. If we close back below $27 .5, I will close my long and look for a short position. And quoting decent trader, the Bitcoin long short ratio has been declining as the price has gone up. This suggests a lot of retail traders on Binance are adding shorts. You got to be crazy to be short in Bitcoin at a time like this. Just saying. But on chain monitoring resource material indicators nonetheless cautioned over dismissing the uptick as a fake out. As someone who frequently uses the phrase while Wes weakening crypto actually believe the Bitcoin PA we have seen for the past few days is legit for multiple reasons, including the fact the bounce came from a key technical support of the 200 week moving average and the debt ceiling deal announcement
Crypto News Alerts | Daily Bitcoin (BTC) & Cryptocurrency News
You Gotta Be Crazy to Short Bitcoin Right Now
"Bitcoin traded near $28 ,000 on May 28th. Would traders still worry of a full correction of weekend upside? And here you're looking at the Bitcoin One Hour Candle chart. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Point Trading View showed Bitcoin cooling volatility after a last minute surprise saw the action around the weekly close with the US markets closed for Memorial Day holiday. Crypto markets were quite quiet. Traders waiting for a congressional vote on the proposed deal to extend the US debt ceiling. Bitcoin up 4 .4 % on May 28th. Meanwhile failed to convince everyone that the bulls might now have the upper hand. Uploading a potential Bitcoin price roadmap on Twitter, popular trader Crypto Tony called a move back to the low of $23 ,000. Still very much a possibility. Quitting him here. If we close back below $27 .5, I will close my long and look for a short position. And quoting decent trader, the Bitcoin long short ratio has been declining as the price has gone up. This suggests a lot of retail traders on Binance are adding shorts. You got to be crazy to be short in Bitcoin at a time like this. Just saying. But on chain monitoring resource material indicators nonetheless cautioned over dismissing the uptick as a fake out. As someone who frequently uses the phrase while Wes weakening crypto actually believe the Bitcoin PA we have seen for the past few days is legit for multiple reasons, including the fact the bounce came from a key technical support of the 200 week moving average and the debt ceiling deal announcement
The Dan Bongino Show
Michael Loadenthal: Asking for Money to Censor Conservatives
"And this meeting they're talking about how exactly if I could just sum it up how they can censor their political opponents conservatives They don't even talk about it and coded language The strangest thing about this is that this group is working with the DHS Now the grant they got is after this When I'm about to play the audio which is shocking it's from 2021 I have two bits from it right They submitted this audio video to the GHS to get a grant which according to this Fox News report came in 2022 and the school didn't notice inclusion of the seminar and its grant application So I want to be clear because I don't want to explain that in a little bit of confusing manner in my apologies This is such an important story I don't want to lose it This is a bunch of people on tape talking about how to censor conservatives sending the tape to the government to get money and the government then giving them a grant to censor conservatives Got it Easy explained that way Here it is Here's cut one It's about 20 seconds Here's Michael lodon doll Suggesting that they're trying to censor them conservatives that this may be illegal you should send us some money and that he's spoken to the FBI about it This is crazy Check this out To go back to your question about what can liberals do And I feel like it's a trait and simple answer but you can give money That's always really appreciated We have legal defense funds because we get trouble A lot of the things we're doing are illegal What I'm saying what I'm telling you a lot of it involves breaking the law And this is what the FBI will say I've had many conversations with the FBI about this So nuts This is so insane That this guy was like this is amazing I saw this on heritage's Twitter feed this morning And I'm having again it's a quote my friend Neil from the Secret Service How do you get your arms around that It's not that he said it It's that this was apparently in a submission to DHS
AP News Radio
More Americans apply for jobless benefits but labor market remains tight
"A few more Americans applied for unemployment last week. 4000 more Americans filed for unemployment for the week ending May 28th, but the labor market is still tight and companies are reluctant to let employees go. There have been more and more high profile layoffs recently, mostly in the tech sector, where many companies now say they over hired during the pandemic. Companies that have announced layoffs in the past few months include IBM, Microsoft, Twitter, LinkedIn, Amazon, and Facebook parent met up. But it's not just the tech sector, also laying off employees recently, McDonald's Morgan Stanley and 3M the number of people on unemployment overall for the week ending May 13th, 1.8 million. I'm Rita foley.
AP News Radio
DeSantis launches GOP presidential campaign in Twitter announcement plagued by glitches
"Florida's Republican governors announced that he's officially a candidate for president, but the announcement didn't go exactly as planned. Republican governor Ron DeSantis launched his campaign in a special Twitter space's feed. Criticizing President Biden. He lacks vigor, flounders in the face of our nation's challenges, and he takes his cues from the woke mob. But there were technical problems that led to start and stops, audio glitches, and a delay of nearly half an hour. Desantis was asked why he chose Twitter instead of traditional media. He compared it to his COVID lockdown opposition, lamenting a lack of free expression. You had to put your money where your mouth is. Even that was marred by an audio glitch. This is rivals were rough. Donald Trump tweeted the desantis Twitter launch is a disaster. His whole campaign will be a disaster. And Nikki Haley's campaign also called it a failure. But still, desantis says they raised a $1 million in the first hour after the announcement. I'm Jackie Quinn
Mark Levin
Ron DeSantis Breaks the Internet With Presidential Campaign Bid
"Governor first of all it's an honor to have you You broke the Internet governor You shut down the Internet with all the people who wanted to watch your announcement You're aware of that aren't you Oh it was the biggest number of people they've ever had on a Twitter deal On people told my folks that massive numbers that were joining like every minute that just totally jam So we're really excited about the enthusiasm The number of people go to Ron DeSantis dot com and make a contribution I want to thank everybody encourage your listeners to do the same thing So we're pleased to have been able to break the Internet and be able to reach people directly without necessarily doing the traditional campaign rally
The Breakdown
Binance Accused of Co-Mingling Customer Funds With Company Revenue
"Hello friends. Well, this morning as I was prepping the show, news broke from Reuters. Walter Bloomberg on Twitter said, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange Binance co -mingled customer funds with company revenue in 2020 and 2021. In breach of U .S. financial rules that require customer money to be keep separate, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters. So let's go through this, let's try to get a sense of how serious this is, let's see if there is another Sam -type situation on our hands. First, let's talk the accusation. Well, it's pretty much right there in the headline, Binance co -mingling customer funds with company revenue in 2020 and 2021, the sourcing, three sources familiar with the matter and Reuters, but let's try to get a few more details. From the Reuters piece, quote, one of the sources, a person with direct knowledge of Binance Group's finances, said the sums ran into billions of dollars and co -mingling happened almost daily in accounts the exchange held at U .S. lender Silvergate Bank. Reuters couldn't independently verify the figures or the frequency, but the news agency reviewed a bank record showing that on February 10th, 2021, Binance mixed $20 million from a corporate account with $15 million from an account that received customer money. Reuters found no evidence that Binance client monies were lost or taken. So there's a bunch that's important here. One is that Reuters couldn't verify the figures in total and that they really only had this one particular bank record showing a mixing. Now, what did Binance say? Well, in a statement to Reuters, they obviously denied this. Spokesperson Brad Jaff said, these accounts were not used to accept user deposits. They were used to facilitate user purchases. There was no co -mingling at any time because these are 100 % corporate accounts. Reuters goes on.
AP News Radio
DeSantis plans to announce 2024 bid Wednesday on Twitter Spaces with Elon Musk, sources tell AP
"The 2024 GOP presidential field will get another high profile candidate tomorrow. Two people with knowledge of his plans say Ron DeSantis will announce his campaign during a Twitter space's audio event with Elon Musk. Desantis is seen as Donald Trump's leading rival for the GOP nomination, and this move has him again taking a page from the Trump playbook. The ex-president used social media to dominate his 2016 rivals. Desantis has long been expected to join the field, but the timing of his announcement had been kept secret GOP senator Tim Scott announced his own bid this week painting himself as an optimistic alternative to both desantis and Trump, Sagar Meghani, Washington.
HASHR8
Making Sense of Texas Bitcoin Bills With Lee Bratcher
"Let's start off with the proof of reserve thing since that was today. You had a great video that just came out on Twitter. Texas, this House bill 1666, for those who are listening, essentially sets up a standard for how proof of reserve should work for exchanges in Texas. That's right. Yeah, it is a bill that would require exchanges to provide these attestations to the Texas Department of Banking in order to maintain their money transmission license. It's not a perfect solution. Anybody that's deep in the weeds on proof of reserves and liabilities will tell you that it is a tool in the tool belt of regulators and for added transparency. But we still need other frameworks to prevent widespread fraud. But this is sort of an industry -derived best practice to get that kind of transparency that we need to prevent those kinds of collapses like we saw nine months ago. I'm going to spit some questions at you that are completely ignorant and uneducated, but you have to deal with that because you're here. Tell me a little bit about why it matters for just a state to do this because these exchanges are international. We can't even get them to abide by U .S. law, so how can we expect them to abide by Texas law? Is this only for Texas -based companies, like an unchained capital, or is this going to be for even a Binance that has to integrate into this if they want to operate in Texas? That is a great question. So it does apply to all exchanges that do business in Texas. So what we think, Texas is such a large market, we think will happen is these exchanges are going to have to comply because they can't leave the Texas market, right? It's a huge digital asset market. They all want to be here. They all want money transmission licenses. So if they are, if that is true, then they're complying for the state of Texas and therefore their compliance costs for the other states goes to negligible. So if they're already spending the money to comply for Texas, then why would they not comply for the other 49
The Dan Bongino Show
GOP House Judiciary Pokes Fun at Rep. Linda Sanchez's 'Real' Twitter
"By the way touche to the House judiciary GOP account at judiciary GOP who found an account Linda Sanchez on Twitter with like two followers Linda sans three one three 9 9 And said wow I didn't realize the Sanchez was so magical because the account tweeted out Donald Trump is the greatest president of my lifetime Touche daddy O touche It's legit Yeah totally She says Linda Sanchez Jim What else do you need I mean Jim's like questioning It's not Linda Sam Come on Jim Get with the program I mean it says Linda Sanchez right there I mean no one else's named Linda Sanchez That's just her Like Marcus Allen I mean mark is no one in Marcus I mean Alan Albert last name Allen who has that last name It's like one of them out there I mean come on guy Marcus That was Eddie Murphy's name in boomerang Okay Remember earth they can't Okay I was like wow that she was rough
The Dan Bongino Show
House Dem Attempts to Link FBI Whistleblower to Random Twitter User
"And this is an instant classic This is going to be forever in our evergreen collection of stupid stuff that's happened with lawmakers This is rep Linda Sanchez She's trying to call out this FBI whistleblower for some of his tweets His name is Marcus Allen The problem is that you missed this yesterday if you did this is a classic It's not his account Listen to this Mister Allen have you ever used Twitter Yes or no I have utilized Twitter yesterday Okay and is your account at Marcus a 9 7 zero 5 zero 6 four 5 That is absolutely not my account Okay that's not your account Well on December 5th 2022 an account under the name Marcus Allen retweeted a tweet that said that is not my account ma'am You haven't let me finish the question sir I'm a football player You haven't let me finish the question On this end the time is mine on December 5th 2022 an account under the name of Marcus Allen retweeted a tweet that said quote Nancy Pelosi staged January 6th retweet if you agree end quote do you agree with that statement Yes or no That is no ma'am That's not my account at all I'm asking whether you agree with that statement yes or no Can you please rephrase this statement Do you believe that Nancy do you agree with this statement that this person tweeted that Nancy Pelosi staged January 6th Yes or no No Thank you This has got to be one of the greatest things that has ever happened up on Capitol Hill She just picks a random account A random account the guy has no association with what sort of do you yes or no Yes sir no sir Yes sir no
Mark Levin
House Dem Tries to Link FBI Whistleblower to Random Twitter User
"Linda Sanchez at California She had an idiot sister was once a congressman too She and her probably her staff they look at Twitter And they see somebody named Marcus Allen Marcus a 9 70 who has posted things on Twitter And she assumes it's this Marcus Alan The combat veteran the FBI agent and listen to this just listen to this cut 9 go Thank you mister Allen Have you ever used Twitter Yes or no I have utilized Twitter yesterday Okay and is your account at Marcus a 9 7 zero 5 zero 6 four 5 That is absolutely not my account Okay that's not your account Well on December 5th 2022 an account under the name Marcus Allen retweeted a tweet that said that is not my account ma'am You haven't let me finish the question Football player You haven't let me finish the question On the time is mine on December 5th 2022 an account under the name of Marcus Allen retweeted a tweet that said quote Nancy Pelosi staged January 6th retweet if you agree end quote do you agree with that statement Yes or no That is no ma'am That's not my account at all I'm asking whether you agree with that statement yes or no Can you please rephrase this statement Do you think on the general lady has expired January 6th I just want him to answer He answered I'm just telling your time's up Do you believe that Nancy peloton do you agree with the statement that this person tweeted that Nancy Pelosi staged January 6th Yes or no No And you know what She's not even embarrassed She's not even humiliated
CoinDesk Podcast Network
Ledger Faces Backlash While Defending Its Recovery System
"We're going to talk about some self custody shenanigans. What's going on, Jen? Why is everyone mad at ledger? I just don't get it. What's happening? Everyone is mad at ledger. So here's what's happening. Ledger is continuing to defend itself about their recovery system, right? So they're saying that ledger has always technically been able to extract users key the hard wall a company recently released a program called recover. Now, recover would allow users to back up their seed recovery phrase through encrypting it into fragments with third parties. Users were originally concerned with this saying that it could make their wallets more vulnerable. And now we'll just take into Twitter and responded and said, you know what, it's always technically been possible for us to write firmware. That facilitates key extraction. People are mad. There's a lot going on here, Adam. I'm going to toss it to you. What do you make of all of the back and forth? I think it's a sign that we continue to be stuck in this thing where it's like everybody wants to be your own bank, but there are downsides to that. And so we accept compromises. A lot of times those compromises are implicit, they're not really things that we think about. Hey, this seems like it's a good solution. And I think that, again, what you have here is a company saying the quiet part out loud, which is that to the extent that you abstract away any of these types of problems, you typically are putting some type of at least partially trusted relationship. Now, I actually think that the concern here is largely overblown. It's a very reasonable understanding or it's a very reasonable sort of response, but still like the actual potential attack scenarios here are not really ones that I'm concerned about. It is worth noting though that, again, just like by surfacing these concerns, a lot of times you can take something that has always been an issue and you can make it into a real issue. And then again, in the world of crypto Twitter, everything gets amplified to 11. Zach, what do you think? Yeah, I don't hate this response. And I think some of the handwriting is hand wringing is a bit overblown, right? Let's just be honest here. Technically, yes, this stuff is what can happen, right? And I think going out there and saying that is fine, right? I know this is sort of cast it as a PR blunder, but it kind of feels to me like, hey, someone just saying how it is.
AP News Radio
Supreme Court avoids ruling on law shielding internet companies from being sued for what users post
"The Supreme Court has sided with three Internet giants in lawsuits looking to hold them liable for terror attacks. The high court avoided the big issue hovering over the cases by not ruling on the federal law shielding Internet companies for being sued for what users post, but the justices did unanimously reject a suit alleging Google Twitter and Facebook allowed their platforms to be used in aiding abetting a Turkish nightclub attack that killed 39 people 6 years ago. The high court returned the case of an American college student killed in a Paris terror attack to a lower court. Families of victims in both attacks and the companies did not do enough to keep extremist groups from using the platforms to radicalize and recruit people, Sagar Meghani, Washington.
The Dan Bongino Show
House Dem Attempts to Link FBI Whistleblower to Random Twitter User
"This may be one of the greatest moments in Capitol Hill history Democrat Linda Sanchez is talking to an American hero Former FBI agent Marcus Allen She's like Sarah you on Twitter They are yeah I have Is this your account I don't want to give up the rest now But the hijinks that happens next is just epic And the fact that she doesn't stop She just goes with it When she has to get the answer she wants it's just peaked Democrat I was reminded of the scene of a woman crap in the street the dress Oh she's really doing it She's really dope I can't believe she's doing this Great radio Check this out Mister Allen have you ever used Twitter yes or no I have utilized Twitter yesterday Okay and is your account at Marcus a 9 7 zero 5 zero 6 four 5 That is absolutely not my account Okay that's not your account Well on December 5th 2022 an account under the name Marcus Allen retweeted a tweet that said that is not my account ma'am Do you haven't let me finish the question sooner Football player You haven't let me finish the question On the time is mine on December 5th 2022 an account under the name of Marcus Allen retweeted a tweet that said quote Nancy Pelosi staged January 6th retweet if you agree end quote do you agree with that statement Yes or no That is no ma'am That's not my account at all I have I'm asking whether you agree with that statement yes or no Can you please rephrase this statement Do you believe that Nancy Pelosi do you agree with the statement that this person tweeted that Nancy Pelosi staged January 6th Yes or no No Thank you
Slate's If Then
"twitter" Discussed on Slate's If Then
"Hi, Lizzie. This is Emily Dreyfus. Twitter friend. And real life stranger. And writer and journalist, like if a journalist is not on Twitter, do they exist? It feels like a modern day version of if a tree falls in the forest. And no one hears it. Does it make a sound? Does a journalist matter if they are not on Twitter? Of course, the answer is yes, but Twitter creates a feeling of being the place where meaning is made where identity is forged. Back in the early days of Twitter, it would have been deeply weird to hear a reporter say that. Or think that a president of the United States and not his staff would actually use it. It wasn't really clear who Twitter was for. Will a remus who covers tech for The Washington Post says, even the company's founders weren't sure. They thought it was for like keeping in touch with your Friends and telling sending out group text message blasts, basically. Like, hey, I'm at the show at bottom of the hill. It's great you guys should come. But pretty quickly, the platform's ability to spread news and information stood out. One of the first times was when there was a small earthquake in San Francisco. And everybody on Twitter was like earthquake and they were like, oh wow, this could be a thing for news, right? Because you read it on Twitter before you could hear it on any news outlet. And so they started to think about it differently. And the joke about the early days of Twitter is people would say what they're having for lunch or just say the most boring pointless. It was like status updates, right? People used it the same way they used Facebook status updates. And obviously, it has evolved a lot from there. I remember mine were so, I don't know, and all. I joined Twitter in 2009, by the way. And I was really skeptical at first. Yes. If you go back to anybody's first tweets, almost always pretty embarrassing. The first thing I started really tweeting about was I think the World Cup in 2010, maybe. And it was just like, who cares? Why would anyone care what I have to say about the World Cup? But there I was tweeting about it. I think when you mention a sports event, actually that's sort of a great way to think about what those early days were like. It felt like a collective experience, maybe. I remember the 2010 World Cup. That was a that was a moment. Yeah, and there were these collective moments. That was part of the power of Twitter early on. It was really the sort of real time nature. And the sort of public by default nature that made it different from Facebook or MySpace or the other options that were out there at the time. And it was actually more real time than it is now, at least for most people. Most people now, the vast majority of Twitter users now have the algorithm turned on, right, that the software that decides which tweets you'll see at the top of your feed and they could be from ten minutes ago, but they could also be from like three hours ago or something that went viral that was posted 24 hours ago. Twitter didn't have that until 2016. And so the early Twitter experience, it was, it had to be real time. You were only seeing in strict chronological order. What was tweeted by the people you followed? Why do you think it grew in popularity? Because I think one of the things that sets Twitter apart from other kinds of social networks is both that it is the place of elites, countries, celebrities, politicians, journalists. But also of marginalized communities. And I wonder why you think that kind of dual track growth emerged and why it emerged on Twitter? So one thing I'd say in general is that new communications technologies and new social technologies are often adopted early by marginalized communities. By definition, if your marginalized, you're not being heard through the traditional media channels. And you don't feel that there for you. When a new technology comes along, you're often quick to jump on there. Your community is like, hey, let's try this. Maybe we can maybe we can keep in touch this way. We can be heard this way. So one of the first big communities to really adopt Twitter and make it their own was black Americans. So black Twitter took off way before most white people and people of other ethnic groups were on Twitter in the United States. And it sort of developed a culture of its own. Twitter also flattened distinctions and divides of class, nationality, and power. The fact that somebody a stranger you don't know can come and correct you or dunk on you. Those are also the things that make it a place to speak truth to power, right? You've got the elites on there and at least especially in the earlier days. It was very hard for them to shut you up, right? Like if you were a nobody, if you were a nobody, but you had something to say and you had the force of your convictions. You could get on there and argue with the most powerful people. And even if they didn't want to listen to you, you might find hundreds of other people who are like minded and are who are saying the same thing. And so Twitter helped to fuel these grassroots social movements, whether it was whether it was Ferguson, whether it was me too, you know, the Arab Spring, and I think it was partly because of that of that nature where you don't have to be friends with somebody to hear to hear from them. Yeah, what do you think of as the big kind of like tent post moments that prove that thesis or prove a complicated version of that thesis? I think me too is a great example of what makes Twitter different from all the other networks. Me too was a hashtag. And it was such a powerful hashtag that it became the name of an entire social movement, which was not started in the U.S., but spread to countries around the world. And it was a reckoning and a rethinking of gender relationships and of the sort of tacit acceptance of abuse and harassment by men in society. A lot of it played out on Twitter because this was a place where you could, as a victim, you could speak up and say, hey, I was victimized. And people would hear you and they would validate that. And you would get likes and you would get retweets, and you would you would make connections with other people who had been victimized. And again, they didn't have to be your Friends. They could be people anywhere around the world with whom your tweet, your experience resonated. And so it was just, I mean, I think of it sometimes like a movement on Twitter. It's like this drum beat that's like distant at first and sporadic and then it gets closer and closer. And then you realize that it's this whole march of tens of thousands of people who are who are marching in to say, hey, we demand to be heard. We have something to say, now it wasn't just Twitter. I mean, in any case, whether it's the Arab Spring, whether it's Black Lives Matter, it's not just Twitter. And Twitter is one place where these movements gain momentum and where they play out publicly. There was work critical work by the traditional media in the me too movement. You know, Jody Cantor and Ronan farrow and Megan toe, yeah. Yeah, exactly. And so, but Twitter really, I think one of the great things about Twitter is that if enough people strongly believe something and if it has a persuasive power, you
Slate's If Then
"twitter" Discussed on Slate's If Then
"Hi, my name is Michelle. I live in Denver, Colorado, and I love Twitter. Good afternoon. My name is Neil Schrader. And I guess since we're talking about Twitter, I should leave my handle, which is the very creative at Neal streeter. All one word. My name is that zitron I love Twitter. I use it all the time. It's a great way to say a bunch of things. That if you set them out loud, they would call the doctor, but they're funny on Twitter. And it's also a place I've met several of my closest friends. Hi, my name is Renee decker, and I live in a tiny rural Wyoming town and I adore Twitter. Last week, as the deal between Elon Musk and Twitter inched toward the finish line, really. We asked people to call in and tell us what Twitter means to them. Renee, who lives in Wyoming, live tweets, baseball games, for an SB nation microsite. And one of the things that I have learned through doing that is that Twitter is the best sports bar in the world because it brings together people from all over the world in an event to share information and to become friends and to talk to each other and you have experts who are there and lay people who were there and it's really a pretty terrific environment for that kind of big and you never have to leave your house and I think that's amazing. Hey, this is Alex Fitzpatrick at axios. Like many journalists, Alex spends a lot of his time. He would say too much on Twitter. But lately, that's become less and less appealing. And that's mostly just because it's become a place where it seems like a brief looking for a fight and an argument and it's just why bother being in a place like that. Elon Musk's takeover might be the thing that seals it for him. Musk says he doesn't want Twitter to be a cesspool, but other than that, has shown little appetite for or interest in moderating content. Maybe I'll give it a couple of weeks a couple of months and see what happens, but I think I'll probably be out. Thanks. Bye. Today on the show, it's really happening. Whatever the last era of Twitter was, that's over. Now we're about to be living on Elon's Twitter. What will that mean? I'm Lizzie O'Leary, that's at lizzio, really, on Twitter. And you're listening to what next TBD. A show about technology, power, and how the future will be determined. Stick
DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"twitter" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"So guys, I was having fun because of what's happened with someone that I blocked her and some of the actually after blocking first you could fucking see all my tweets and retreat. She was probably carved that was unable to find my spaces when I was collecting them after their blogging him. He was able to see my face. So I have to love people to settle the prudency Twitter that is completely safe. And then people are making fun. I will say, oh, that reminds me of Twitter thought that I was about, oh my God. So did anything happen to you Twitter like that? All the time, but it's hard to keep track of it. We'll see you do with Twitter spaces and the audio channels like and to be,
DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
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"Actually. Along. Okay, I'm sorry, this happens from ten to ten. I want to speak with the microphones. I'm sorry. I'm not that perfect. Yeah, no, actually there are just making me waste my time, but this is the it's about another person that is bigger in a big game of a lot of attacks from somebody and yeah, it's somebody who is sick. I mean, mentally with a lot of mental health problems that. She that person is obsessed with another one and she's completely causing travel all the time. It's not about money, it's just about trying to show power. It's really disgusting and I really don't like having to waste my time with that. That's the way it is. The fact is that that person is completely inside. If you listen to the spaces where you are, the things you talk about, you talk about things that person with resist. She's a person who shows. A lot of she talks a lot about murder. She has fantasies about killing people and she talks about things that are very serious. And if you report those spaces, does it happen? That principle, if you hear that, she is completely sick, but yeah, those people are being able to talk to them. What's possible? Yep. And unfortunately, they actually, they can remove eventually that person from Twitter, but that person will create another profile. And keep working trouble. So it's very complicated because that person would need professional support for the privilege that this is clearly. But I don't think so that this whole fake accounts are creating some specialist. So the simple thing, if you have IP address of your computer and you are from one, IP creating 5 accounts immediately, it should be blocked. Why it's not? Yeah, absolutely. That's completely right. And all that information Twitter has access to that and they can completely do it automatically, okay? From this IP, they create data accounts within a minute. So get rid of them. But you know what? If you saw my timeline, as you saw, the email that I built today would make local I got a little say, oh, you have a lot of from the level location and it says, okay, browser, chrome, blah, blah, blah, location, and normally all the reports that I have seen like that face and IP, but in my case it says I know location and they couldn't give me the idea of that knowing I mean, but he would have had it by location. It seemed, but they're so weird and IP associated to any connection, I don't know what happened. Somebody didn't like you. No, I mean, that's a problem of Twitter because there's always an IP related it's probably not my IP. I have a government my location with certain server, but anyway, at the end, there's always an IP that is related to that. There is a known and the funny part is that it was from an old location. If this is you, then you don't have to do anything. If this is you, then please change your password. Instead of if it was a user report that to Twitter, so we can know just they don't really want to have a direction with any user. You know maybe Twitter have some both like this, which it's automatically trying to log in or sending just email and maybe actually nobody wanted to hack or log into your account maybe just email. That's why you don't have no location, I think, because they can provide nothing. It's like a spaniel. Just to make a business. Yeah, yeah, that's right. This is the same thing that the platform is very, very weak and many things can be done. For example, here in Twitter, I would look in a formation of the space right now and I can see a lot of information about your user your user and people are actually being able to alter that information and do things that are not very nice. For example, maybe you have seen it as spaces after a file that is in one that only the space at the same time is in two pages, maybe at the same time. And you're wondering what is going on? Well, they're clearly the ideas of certain users. They're putting them in certain spaces just to gather information from the traffic of the space. In order to collect a lot of things from there, and for example, they can persuade other people well, maybe you could have seen this in the spaces where people are getting removed and the host of the cohort. They did block and remove the person, they were removal by somebody else that knows how to manipulate certain traffic and the chefs can basically remove everybody from any space, not being a host or a host, or they can drop a speaker to a listener. It's just because they have fun with that. Maybe they have to make option to report space. Yeah, there is an option to report the space that says report the space, and they ask, I'll remember, yeah, they ask you for what is the why is the reason why you're reporting that and you can select about 5 categories I think, but you don't get any kind of ticket associated to your report or tracking you don't know anything and I'm very sure that the time to actually listen in the space that is by really like they are no 5 four 6 hours in order to try to find out actually where violation was because it's a really deus task to listen to I suppose that my last a lot of hours just to identify certain conversations that may be violated the rules of the platform.
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"Scary to think that I'm sorry. I was asking about the API keys if they have a log, a record of the ones that have been given out. Don't they know the ones that have leaked or that they weren't keeping records of any of this? And they should, I mean, that should be all written detailed, everything what is updated and everything should be detailed clearly documental. I mean, every person who works in Twitter should be aware of the security policy of Twitter, that's a must when they enter. Something that nobody should not know about the policy, everybody should know their responsibilities what the critic for them, that is something that is amassed. Do they have the ability to delete on their end API keys that have already been given out? Is that possible? If they're doing things correctly, every actual that should be in a record, I did record that can not be altered in any way. So yes, is that the issue happens a record should be keeping in order to know that that happened when it happened who did it? From where, yeah, and that could not be out there that information should be protected as a way that can not be obtained in any way. Yes, or it shouldn't be deleted by design if it can not be deleted. But it all comes down to the fact that if you are saying that the criteria to grant certain access to certain information is okay, you are okay, yeah, you work with your Twitter and you left the company. Oh yeah, okay, you can have complete access. You can have all the access to all the information. Okay, and then it's pretty unlikely that anything is done correctly and that is completely.
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"Think I got on well with the first one. So when some years later I moved here and it was time for a new one. I thought it's a considered purchase. But I'll get like not the latest latest one because I tend to think that getting the latest model of anything is just a bit foolish. But I might be swayed on that by matters of monies and yet basically I was I was most disappointed. So under look at that real quick. Just when you got a chance after responding okay, sorry. Okay. So if you trust any of those sources, it's in the next. Now we're time. Okay. I've got to get on with me today. As should I only come in to say hi to you although you all to bits. Have a great have a great day, guys. And you bye bye. See you now. How does it feel open-source code? I thought open-source means that available. Oh, my God. Check your open-source code. This was the issue. You had to. I mean, I can't do all the research for you, but. It's all there. They've all been allergic. They've been learning. Two years, sorry. But I can tell you that. So in the blockchain, when they say a contract is open-source, it means that it's available to be looked at, and copied, or there's a security portion of a lot of apps that typically you would not submit for chirp. Being the contest. And typically the winner of the contest that app gets purchased by the Twitter. When that used to happen. Now, I'm not saying that I'm not saying that it's gonna happen, but
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"Alberto got that. What are you talking about? Hey Adam. Yeah, how's it going? How's everyone doing? Great. The world, I think. The Internet is. Definitely. Messed up. I mean, yeah, we can't communicate. I'm not sure what to do. At this point. I think that the empty myself, I block myself in Twitter, and I can't load it in. So I can not send you to myself into it. Somebody help me, I'm insane, right? I a month ago posted that Gibb, GitHub was being hacked. Specifically, the Twitter depository of because interpret is coming up in November, but the contest is going on right now, all the entries. And so somebody wants someone to win. I wonder who that is. That's pretty difficult to figure out. And when you say hack, things can be added to the debate. Are you saying that?
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"I think Twitter space is used. This is more ram than maybe my iPhone SE has or something. I don't know what the hell happened, but I've been experiencing the same thing. So in this space, I'm not speaking, but I'm listening. So I'll continue to do other things. And then in other apps and I feel like maybe the websockets closing or something or, I don't know, it's weird because then I'll come in back and I'll see emojis, which is through the websockets, but then no audio. So I don't know. Logged in with your Twitter creds equal. Then. I've been in chase. Yeah, I was wondering about that and what does this mean? Well, it might be a bit surreal for you, sir. Yeah, absolutely. Well, you know, I've often said, okay, just so you know, on 65 retired, so I am an old dude. But I've often said, you know, if you don't believe in unicorns and pixies, you'll never see what. But the thing is, is I.
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"Turn these fucking things off. Hi, goodbye. Sorry. What are you looking at my screen? Are you there? I asked them. Hi, how are you guys? Do you guys get did you guys get Twitter circle today? I did. Who? What? What's your circle? I put a tweet in the next. Oh, I see. If you can see this, you're in the circle. Good morning. Hi. Hang on a minute. I'm just trying to figure out what the hell Aspen is showing us here. So if I can see the who can't see the circle then. And I just got back, what are we talking about? We're talking about Twitter circle, new features. That was awesome. Oh,.
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"Is the view that we need to be on Twitter because it helps build our brand. It helps us raise our profile as journalists and may even help us get jobs down the road, especially if you're young or especially if you're a journalist of color, do you still do you still see the value of Twitter even when you weigh it against all of these problems? I mean, if a young journalist came up to you and said, hey, Twitter seems to really be toxic, should I stay on or should I get off? What do you tell people? Yeah, so that's a great question. I think what I would tell people is it seems like it's a really valuable way to develop your professional career. It seems like it's really a great way to interact with other journalists, maybe not as such a great way to interact with the public. And I kind of feel like that's I think everyone in general is in kind of knows that, but maybe it doesn't necessarily talk about that as much as maybe we should. You know, there's research that shows that a small minority of the public are actually on Twitter, but a large number of journalists are on Twitter. And so, you know, we already know that when journalists are on Twitter, it's not so much that they have democratized the news making process or removed the gates from the gatekeeping that they were once doing. It's just another way for a journalist to talk to their competitors or their colleagues or whatever about what's going on in the field and what they're up to. And so in that way, I do think that it is very helpful for people to get into this work. And frankly, I was able to secure a lot of the interviews that I did because of Twitter, you know? So it was very helpful for this report. But I think that when it comes to actually interacting with your audience is then I don't necessarily know if there's nearly as much value in it and I don't know if I were an editor in a newsroom. I would say to my reporter, you have to be on Twitter so that we can cultivate your following for whatever it is that you're covering and work that into our overall online audience. I just don't necessarily know if it's worth the risks..
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"It's also that they are more often to face these accusations of bias, and then the organization because of the way these social media policies are implemented are more likely to penalize these journalists rather than protect them from the harassment. So why is it that you think these news organizations are so spineless when it comes to this? That's a very good way of phrasing the question. I think that really what it comes down to is they are so convinced that holding on to this traditional notion of objectivity is their best defense against their diminishing credibility. I think it's as simple as that. I think that, you know, the journalist that I spoke with who think that objectivity should be replaced with something that is more about transparency or accuracy or a commitment to certain values. To their, from their perspective, this approach to social media policy is spineless as you said. It is spousal and it's very self imposed. It's all about the organization rather than about the employee. However, you know, and it's not that I spoke to that many people who maintain the management perspective, but I spoke to enough that I feel comfortable saying that what it really comes down to is it's not like they see themselves as being just so terrified of the Twitter mob that they just want to bend over backwards to appease them. It's that they genuinely feel that if journalists were to just be allowed to say whatever they want and express whatever political views they have, then what little trust the public still has in journalism would be entirely lost. Yeah, and also you point out that the fact that most of the people in power in these newsrooms are older, usually older, usually why usually male also plays into how they respond. Yes. So I would say that that the answer to that question is a little bit complicated..
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"On the one hand, they want their people on Twitter and on social media to help raise the profile of the organization and their work. On the other hand, they offer no help or very little help when people get in when they get trolled or when they get marked. So it's like, we need you to do this for your job, but if you get in trouble, you're on your own. That's exactly right and I would say it's even worse than that because not only do newsroom managers want their journalists using social media, they want them doing so in a particular way and that particular way that's in Vogue right now is to be a person is to present yourself as more than just your job. And that means sharing details about who you are. And the problem with that is newsroom social media policies are completely inconsistent with that goal. Instead, they're very much geared toward doing all they can to prevent audiences from perceiving the news organization itself as being politically compromised or biased. And because these guidelines are all based on how what you share gets perceived rather than on what you share to begin with, then it puts journalists in this incredibly difficult position where they feel compelled to share things about themselves and how they feel about the world. On social media and yet any one of those things can be used as evidence that they are biased and therefore their organization is biased and that's all the news organization really cares about is those accusations and trying to do what they can to mitigate them. I think I read in the intro that the majority of people you interviewed of the three dozen or so people you interviewed and asked for this piece were either women or journalists of color, is that right? Yes. Why are those people particularly vulnerable? So there are two reasons for this based on what I've been able to tell from the research that's been done about this..
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"Madeleine how you doing today. I'm doing great mike. Thanks for having me back again to talk more things twitter. It's exciting yeah. We've got a lot to talk about today so we're going to start out with twitter spaces because there's been a lot of updates so first of all it sounds like you can now have co hosts in twitter spaces. Can you kind of explain how that works. What the limitations are and maybe what they can and cannot do as super exciting. They finally added this feature. Mike me as well as many other room requesting this for a very very long time. I host three rooms every week. And they all have co host like. I don't do it by myself. I have a co host free trim. So now i don't have the burden of managing the room on just me. My co host can now help me so you could. Here's what's really great. So before this feature you have one house and up to ten speaker so eleven people total now is one host up to co host and you can still have ten speakers so you can have a total of thirteen max whereas before it was eleven and was great about having co host is that they can help you manage moderate the room they can invite speakers they can get them on the mike real quickly for because you know what i'm hosting these by myself it is hard to try to juggle it all and they can also send someone out. They commute them. School is so nice now to finally have this feature is huge. I would imagine if for whatever reason like you're on twitter space and you get a phone call or something they could take over. Couldn't they or something happens to your internet. Could that happen well. So here's the thing so it's not like clem house rican hand off. Unfortunately i hope they do get it to be that way at some point mike because there have been times or i've hosted or someone else is hosting and maybe your internet cuts out or your phone freezes up..
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"Remember fleets feature available on twitter peg to piggyback off. The success of apps like snapchat by allowing users to share text updates photos video. Whatever they wanted that then disappeared in twenty four hours while it's gone. It's no more on wednesday twitter bid farewell to fleets due to the lack of new user engagement. You could say it's time on twitter was fleeting. I mean i'm a dad. I had to put a dad joke in there. I'm sorry a twitter. I rolled out the feature last november and as of last month twitter confirmed it was shutting it down now it was originally launched in an effort to attract new users to the platform who did have an interest in tweeting. What happened though was it was mostly used by regular twitter users. Who were already tweeting. Because they wanted to amplify their own tweets and talk with other people that are using twitter all the time. Eliot brown twitter set a product said in a blog post the social media platform will attempt to incorporate features from the composer that was used to create fleets such as the full screen camera. Text formatting options and gift stickers. This is actually something they've done before. Twitter has shut down big Things that they've added to the platform and then incorporated them into the broader picture. Later down the road for example when twitter dial back it's twitter moments feature that offered quote curated stories about what's happening around the world and quote. They ended up updating it and then they turned it into the export tap which you can use to see kind of what's going on in the twitter verse. There was also periscope the live video streaming app that shut down in march. But it's also a part of twitter's overall functionality. And you know it's obviously interesting to see twitter and all these other platforms experimenting with different features. It's also interesting to how snapchat has really been this big influence on a lot of the platforms out there. Remember stories snapchat stores were big thing and then every single app out there. One of their own stories feature facebook added it instagram at it. It's been very successful on instagram. You know we've seen twitter experiment with it obviously And tick tock now is kind of the new hot thing. We're seeing other Absence services kind of try to mimic what they do So that part's always fascinating. But i really am curious. What twitter does with these features and fleets in how it incorporates it. And that's obviously something we'll see over time What happens
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"Instagram stories. So when one tap illegally opens up your instagram stories in takes that tweet and places it right on the screen and you're ready to share it in stories. I love is easy. Try i played around with. It is really great. Does it look nice. Because you're right. It is not easy to put it into a story because the shape of it and everything right exactly that too. So yeah i mean i think this has been a great change. You know both over the years these platforms. Don't like playing nice with each other. It is is really to our debt. is like i mean people are going to sit here and take the screen shots is a lot of work doing this so they take in all of that out of the picture. Now just one tap your in and of course you can dress up more once you get in there if you want but it literally opens up your instagram stories in places at right on top this next one's kinda crazy more like a commentary on this right twitter's thinking about allowing you to only tweet to your friends this facebook. You know how you can post to facebook and say only friends. Public versus private kind of thing doesn't seem to be something that just totally against the open nature of twitter. What's your thoughts on this. Yes absolutely i mean. Twitter is all about public discussion and connecting with people all over. And if you're limited. I mean you can have your twitter account protected tweets or protected so only people that you allow in can see it but i always tell people what's the point of that especially as a marketer you you want to be able to tweet out to the world for kids. I can understand it right right right. They're thinking is that there might be some people that you know. They're juggling different kinds of content and some of it. They don't want it to be for everyone. You like on this stories how you can have it. Go out to just a group of friends. So i think they want to experiment to see. I don't see at work in personally. I don't see it being viable. But you know i give them kudos for wanting to try different things and having that dialogue appear things we're testing and see if it works fifteen second video ads. It sounds like are now available on twitter. Where would these show up like. How would this work helped me understand. This is a new thing. They've been testing when you're buying video ads for your account..
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"Knowledge. Is it yes. It's part of the twitter app my understanding. Is he still in beta or the twitter app. Yes i mean if you have at least six hundred all hours you can host your own rooms. But if you don't have the six hundred followers anyone can go join in any room. That's going on at any time as a listener and you can be invited to be a speaker in a room. You just can't host okay. You have at least six hundred followers. All right we're going to move along here. Just quick announcement here. That twitter spaces is also allowing ticketed spaces which we don't really need to talk about but that's obviously going to enable you to sell tickets to exclusive experiences. I wanna talk about twitter. Blue real briefly and then i really wanted to get in to fleets so twitter blue is now officially rolled out but not everywhere. So where is it rolled out. And how does it work again. Just brief overview is been put out to australian candor right now because they're still testing it's a subscription service so for a fee twitter saying we'll give you extra features will let you do some extra things that you can't do at with a free account so they're trying this out to see if people are interested So what are the features being able to organize your bookmarks so bookmarks as a future where you can bookmark in each tweet whether your mobile or desktop a great feature and now they have like these folders so you can categorize them and make it easier. I don't think people are going to do it just for that. Because i don't even know very many people. That is a bookmark like crazy. But a lot of people i know. Tell me i don't use it. I didn't even know. I have that feature. There's an undue tweet features not edit tweet feature but they're calling undo or basically when you're doing a tweet composing tweet. There's this timer in there. That gives you different from what i've seen in these mockups of it were the max is thirty seconds but you have to on the front end pick timeframe.
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"Below that it'll show you what they consider our top rooms and i imagine there's an algorithm at play here this just choosing popular rooms at any given moment so it's not necessarily anyone you follow just these random rooms. I'm hoping at some point. Might they connect that to the topics. Feature topics is a great feature. They don't talk about it much but it's a way to pick different things you see in your feed on twitter just based by different types of topics. We've discussed it on the show before. I will love them for to take that information and apply that when you're trying to discover new runs because how cool would it be if one of the things you put in topics is maybe bitcoin. Maybe something. you're interested right now or marketing. Social media marketing that things that relate to that which show up and be easy to discover in spaces. Sarah quick just so i understand. Once this rules out to everybody on twitter they'll be a new icon. That shows up in the bottom. What does it look like the top of your head. that's correct. yeah they're low icon. Which are these little little little triangular dot kind of thing. Exactly when you click on that what do you see. Do you see what looks like a bunch of tweets or did you see like a little bunch of rooms are what are they are spaces. Bunch of rooms is very pleasing to look at because it's a nice nice looking screen is just part of your twitter experience where two shows all these different rooms instead of at the top bar where you see fleets and spaces all jumbled together and you have to scroll across this. This is a vertical. Scroll which is what we're also used to doing so it makes it a little bit easier to scroll through and look to see what's going on and the beauty as you can always tap on any room you see and it doesn't fully opened up. It just opens up enough re conc- loose hosting who's speaking. How many people are there. Was the topic. Even though it shows you part of that in this discover ability tap. It shows you more once you open it but does not mean you're automatically listening and they see you got you have to do another tap to actually join in. Listen so recordings. Is this now available on all rooms or is this also just available to some people at this point just for host host room spaces first of all. There's a way to go access your data on twitter. Another little known thing that people don't really talk about on twitter. Bet you can go into your settings and privacy section and get to your data in there through the account and then your data and you can download all your data on twitter and what. They're doing now. Because i think a lot of us. We've all been saying to twitter. We like to be able to have a recording of our rooms now..