One of the things that bothered Twitter users the most was that they couldn’t edit a tweet after sharing it. While this feature of Twitter has been talked about for a long time, it was never implemented. Fortunately, in the past few days, the first signs that we were going to get rid of this annoying situation, and then the first look at the feature was presented to users with a shared video.

While this new feature from Twitter made many users happy, it also raised some question marks. Jane Manchun Wong, who made her name with her shares on Twitter, said this feature an ‘open door’ for malicious parties He claimed to have quit.

Your tweets can leave a digital mark

Though it’s been a short while since Twitter announced the editing feature, controversy has arisen. Numerous people have expressed concerns about this feature. Manchun Wong was one of these names. According to Wong, old versions and drafts of edited tweets leave a digital trail, allowing previous tweets to be saved in some way. Some critics also made some additions by agreeing with Wong’s treatises. that this feature could mislead the public and be abused. called.

Not much information was shared on Twitter, apart from a video about these regulations. How this feature works It is not yet known whether a copy of old tweets will be preserved or made visible. Of course, it’s entirely possible that this would be a big deal if the tweet history were made public. However, we still think it’s a very nice and indispensable solution to simple problems like correcting a typo that we noticed later in our tweets. Of course, we expect new explanations from Twitter about how this feature will work in the near future. We may be told not to worry about the new application and may be sprinkled with water.