Twitter has issued an update to its privacy policy making changes in how it handles web data, data sharing and how Twitter uses collected data to personalise content provided across all of a member’s devices.
The biggest change is Twitter will now hold on to users data for 30 days, up from 10. This data is gathered as the user visits websites with embedded tweet or Twitter share buttons. The company claims the data is never matched up to a person’s name, email address, phone number, or Twitter handle. After 30 days the data will be deleted, obfuscated or aggregated.
