Twitter’s Panic After Trump’s Account Is Deleted Caps a Rough Week<br />On Friday, the company tweeted that it had added new safeguards to prevent a repeat of the incident,<br />and said it would not be able to share all the details of its investigation.<br />Many of these people work side by side with full-time employees,<br />but they are often paid significantly less, are identified with different color employee badges, and are not afforded the same perks and amenities that full-time workers have.<br />We won’t be able to share all details about our internal investigation or updates<br />to our security measures, but we take this seriously and our teams are on it.<br />https://t.co/8EfEzHvB7p<br />He tweeted with gusto on Friday, firing off more than a dozen messages over the course of the day on issues including ISIS and Hillary Clinton.<br />Hundreds of employees can access the accounts of so-called Very Important Tweeters<br />and can take actions like disabling the accounts, according to the current and former employees.
