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Twitter is testing a new “Automated Account” label for profiles to self-identify as bots, intended for “good bots”, and the label will remain opt-in for now

Twitter today is introducing a new feature that will allow accounts to self-identify as bots by adding a label to their profile.

TechCrunch Sarah Perez

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  • help.twitter.com help.twitter.com on x
    About automated account labels
  • @arjunram Arjun Ram on x
    It only took them 6 years post my tweet. See https://twitter.com/... shouldn't be opt-in IMHO. https://twitter.com/...
  • @unicorn Andrew Unicorn Hyde on x
    First class robots! https://twitter.com/...
  • @andreitr Andrei Taraschuk on x
    I've been asking for this for years! The bots are becoming first class citizens on Twitter 🤖❤️ https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...