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Not only the data is kept for 0day up to 17 days, but there's also an
opt-out mechanism!
https://twitter.com/privacy
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To me, that's a very important aspect of the privacy policy, because it
indicates whether or not Twitter tracks you. With this, it is safe to
say that Twitter does minimum, acceptable tracking, especially since
they offer a way to opt-out. Kudos to Twitter for that. I'd give it a
lot of weight and I think it deserves to be on the website, especially
to offer a quick way for users to opt out.
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