Twitter limits the number of Google search indexes as it plummets from 471 million to 180 million
CTOnews.com, July 4 (Xinhua)-- according to foreign technology media searchengineland, Twitter not only restricts unlogged-in users from browsing tweets, but also blocks Google search.
According to the report, after Twitter implemented the "new rules" on Friday, Google Search deleted more than half of its Twitter index URL addresses, and the number of tweets indexed by Google dropped sharply from 471m to 180m, meaning that Google's index saturation for Twitter.com has dropped by 62 per cent.
Glenn Gabe shared a screenshot of Semrush, a third-party tool, on Twitter, showing the declining visibility of Twitter in Google search:
CTOnews.com note: this mainly happens on old tweets, and newer tweets and materials will still be displayed in Google.
