My Twitter account disappeared
Today my twitter account simply disappeared. I found out when keybase notified me that it had found that my existing proof of twitter account ownership had been deleted. I tried logging in and failed to do so, and when I looked at my public profile https://twitter.com/adrusi it 404'd. This is not an account suspension because that would look like https://twitter.com/nero, and it's not a case of a deactivated account because logging in is supposed to automatically reactivate according to twitter's support https://support.twitter.com/forms
I'd be interested to know if anyone here has been affected by this same problem, or if anyone knows a way to contact twitter directly.
Edit: it seems that it I can access it through my linode VPS and my friend can access it through his VPN, but it fails both on my home internet and on my cellular.
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[ 1.5 ms ] story [ 70.3 ms ] thread[1] http://adrusi.com/twitter-experiencing-serious-issues-for-ce...
I haven't been tweeting anything controversial/ban-worthy, and was reasonably secure (unique randomly-generated password)
(No sign of other personal accounts being accessed, I'm now paranoid about my PC/password manager being compromised... but maybe it's just a Twitter glitch of some kind)
(edit: From my UK-based ISP, I can't see my account or /adrusi. But if I connect from a US IP address, via VPN, I can see both...)
Was your latest retweet this?
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Edit:
FYI it looks like you were hellbanned for posting that tabloid link, which is unfortunate. Maybe we can get dang in here to fix that.
I haven't found any geographic pattern, with about 12 samples. If it's a region-based caching issue, it's not with coarse regions.
Everything seems OK when logged in via the VPN. Maybe they have some sort of region-based caching/replication going on, and it's gone a bit wrong?
(I still can't login though..)
Here's some data I've collected about the distribution of the problem:
The only pattern I see is that all business networks other than Keybase are unaffected.Edit: I still can't log in though, successful login redirects me to the homepage (which is different from what happens when I enter the wrong credentials) without logging me in.
also i can see both accounts on romtelecom and none on RDS