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    Nov 3

    To make sure that people have context about the conversation on Twitter, everyone in the US will now see this reminder that official election results may be delayed, which also points them to the latest news and information.

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  2. Nov 3

    Looking for the latest updates, news, and resources on Twitter? Check out the US Election hub in Explore:

    193 replies 82 retweets 378 likes
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  3. Nov 2

    We’re committed to protecting the integrity of the conversation on Twitter, and we will keep you updated on our continued efforts to do so.

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  4. Nov 2

    If we see content inciting interference with the election, encouraging violent action or other physical harms, we may take additional measures, such as adding a warning or requiring the removal of Tweets.

    The app version of an example Tweet from a candidate account that is behind a warning label that explains that the Tweet may be misleading about an election or other civic process. Below that is another label that reads, "This Tweet contains misleading information about voting by mail." Beneath that is a blue text label that reads, "Learn how voting by mail is safe and secure"
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  5. Nov 2

    When people attempt to Retweet a Tweet with a misleading information label, they’ll see a prompt pointing them to credible information before they are able to amplify it further on Twitter.

    The app version of a prompt with the headline "Official sources may not have called the race when this was Tweeted", a "Find out more" button, and the option to Quote Tweet.
    The app version of a prompt with the headline "Official sources called this election differently", a "Find out more" button, and the option to Quote Tweet.
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  6. Nov 2

    We’ll consider a result official when announced by a state election official, or when calls are made by at least two of the below national news outlets that have dedicated, independent election decision desks:

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  7. Nov 2

    Tweets are eligible to be labeled if: 1. The account has a US 2020 candidate label (including presidential candidates & campaigns) 2. The account is US-based with more than 100k followers, or 3. They have significant engagement (25k likes or 25k Quote Tweets + Retweets).

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  8. Nov 2

    We may label Tweets, starting on election night, that make claims about election results before they’re officially called. We’ll be prioritizing the presidential election and other highly contested races where there may be significant issues with misleading information.

    The app timeline view of an example Tweet from a candidate's account with a blue text label at the bottom of the Tweet that reads, "Official sources called this election differently"
    The app timeline view of an example Tweet from a candidate's account with a blue text label at the bottom of the Tweet that reads, "Official sources may not have called the race when this was Tweeted"
    301 replies 455 retweets 1,071 likes
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  9. Nov 2

    A few weeks ago, we announced how we will handle Tweets about US election results. We want to remind you what to expect and share a preview of the labels we may apply. 🧵

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  10. Oct 30

    Help keep kids safe with these online safety tips: ✅ Discuss the importance of online safety ✅ Set parental controls on devices they use ✅ Teach kids not to share passwords or personal information ✅ Review apps before they can be downloaded

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  11. Oct 30

    Online safety isn’t just for adults. Kids are using connected-devices more than ever before, so it’s important they know how to stay safe.

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  12. Oct 30

    Updating your Twitter app keeps it running smoothly and gives you access to the latest features. If you haven't recently, check your app store to install the latest version and keep up with what’s happening.

    396 replies 189 retweets 1,121 likes
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  13. Oct 29

    If you check your horoscope daily and want to immerse yourself in the conversations surrounding them, the Astrology Topic is for you. Get the best Tweets around your sign and others––including compatibility, traits, and of course, great zodiac memes.

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  14. Oct 29

    If you want to keep up with the hit show, This is Us, we have just the Topic for you. Check it out to see fan reactions and behind the scene moments from the cast.

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  15. Oct 29

    Halloween may be different this year, but it’s anything but canceled! Follow the Halloween Films Topic to talk about and build your list of fun, spooky movies this All Hallows’ Eve. In addition to Hocus Pocus, of course.

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  16. Oct 29

    Tweets and hashtags connect people across languages and borders, and help build a network. created to help her indigenous community when its source of clean, accessible water came under attack. This is her story:

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  17. Oct 26

    is unlike any other in US history. With so many more people voting by mail and potentially delayed results, starting today, we’ll show you prompts in your Home timeline and Search to help you stay informed on these critical topics.

    The app versions of the two different in-timeline prompts. The one on the left has a headline that reads, “You might encounter misleading information about voting by mail” and a “Find out more” button. The one on the right has a headline that reads, “Election results might be delayed”. A “Find out more” button and a link that reads, “Learn how voting by mail is safe and secure” is below.
    311 replies 190 retweets 599 likes
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  18. Oct 22

    Create a secure password with these tips: ✅ Make your password at least 10 characters ✅ Use a combination of upper and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols ✅ Use a different password for each website you visit

    195 replies 138 retweets 444 likes
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  19. Oct 22

    Passwords are your first step in protecting your account, so it’s important to create a strong one. Some not-so-great, but commonly used, passwords? 🟥 password 🟥 123456 🟥 qwerty 🟥 iloveyou

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  20. Oct 22

    Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned player, the Among Us Topic is your new go-to spot for the multiplayer social deduction game. 🎮 Share your scores, watch player streams, and get player tips all in one place!

    69 replies 39 retweets 209 likes
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