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Intends to social networking site (Twitter) bring about significant changes in some of its properties, and perhaps the most important following changes are allowing the exchange of messages between all users, even if they were not watch each other on the site, and therefore you can send a private message sequencing account on Twitter.

Twitter allows finally to send private messages to all users!

Twitter following proposes new property, which was the focus of the development during the past few weeks, as any observer can for your account to send you a private RESALE without having to be following up his Kmalk a condition which puts Twitter in order to allow the exchange of messages between users.
However, this requires the account holder to open his account for enable Followers to correspondence.

Twitter allows finally to send private messages to all users!

Unearthing the following new property seems that Twitter is betting on widespread in many quarters would have preferred sites continues to Social other to allow exchange messages easily and flexibility, but at the same time opens the door to what may be considered a violation of privacy or perhaps annoyed by the multiplicity of unwanted messages which are often of a commercial dimension.
The accounts will be celebrities and international companies is the first target this subject is the new property, which will allow for these connects 
the best with consumers or loving.


It remains to point out that the following new feature of Twitter remain optional and not compulsory, and thus the user is limited by if he wants to reach with especially followers the messages or not.

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