Users are reporting that tweets they mass-deleted are reappearing on their profiles, as per reports.
Twitter has undergone various changes under Elon Musk. Some of these changes have tinkered with the way the micro-blogging website works resulting in bugs cropping up every now and then.
Users are reporting that tweets they mass-deleted are reappearing on their profiles, reports The Verge.
“On May 8th, I deleted my tweets (I know the date because I tweeted about it). but when I checked my timeline this morning, twitter had restored some old re-tweets without warning. it’s yet another illustration of twitter’s unpredictable infrastructure," he said in a tweet.
“Last November, I deleted all my Tweets. Every single one. I then ran Redact and deleted all my likes, my media, and retweets. 38k tweets gone. Woke up today to find 34k of them restored by Twitter, who presumably brought a server farm back up," he posted.
Morrell reported that over 400 people had told him so far that they, too, had seen their deleted messages restored, as per reports.
He estimated that over a million previously deleted Tweets with just the people in his circles have reappeared.
Specifically, people report they’re seeing deleted tweets from November 2022 and earlier reappearing.
“I am pretty sure they’ve restored cold storage because all the restored tweets have date-time characteristics," said Morell.
Twitter was yet to issue an explanation for such claims.