(ANSA) - ROME, NOVEMBER 21 - In addition to the discontent of users and the agitation of employees, there also seems to be a problem of content copyright protection on Twitter.
As reported by the specialized site The Verge, some users have taken advantage of this flaw to publish several films in full, including The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift with a series of two-minute clips in almost 50 tweets.
The posts have been online for almost 24 hours online without being removed, and only in the past few hours the account that had made the upload was suspended.
In the past, in similar situations, content was deleted within minutes by the moderation system.
According to some observers, the bug would be linked to the mass resignations of Twitter employees, including those also of this division, for which the control of some services and rules works on a narrow gauge.
According to the site Mashable, not only The Fast and the Furios, but other films would have been 'pirated' on Twitter, including the 1995 film Hackers and the 2009 film Avatar, both removed.
One of Elon Musk's ideas after buying the platform was to introduce long videos of over 40 minutes for Twitter Blue subscribers, a paid service.
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