Twitter imposes a new limit of 2400 tweets, 500 private messages and 400 followers per person per day

CTOnews.com, Feb. 10, Twitter said in its official support document launched recently that Twitter users can only send 2400 tweets, 500 private messages and 400 followers a day. In addition, the number of users followed by Twitter will be limited after more than 5000.

The official support document lists a lot of limitations, and CTOnews.com translates as follows:

Private messages (per day): limited to 500 private messages per day

Tweets: limited to 2400 tweets per day. A more detailed strategy will be developed later, including limiting the number of tweets sent every half an hour. Reposting other people's tweets is also counted.

Change your email account: it takes 4 hours.

Follow (per day): theoretically, you can follow up to 400 accounts per day. Note: this is a regular account restriction, and there are other specifications to prevent aggressive concerns.

Follow (account): an account has followed 5000 other accounts, and the number of additional followings will be limited according to the account situation (account-specific ratios).

These restrictions include access operations from all devices such as Web, Mobile, phone, API, and so on. API requests from all third-party applications are tracked according to the hourly API limit. As a result, people who use multiple third-party applications through their accounts will reach the API limit faster.

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