Did Twitter change something? Or it's just me?

PrimalMe

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My bot was working well for days but then it stopped working this night. (it was working a few hours ago too)
Now, the problem is that Twitter asking for verification code by email for login. What about you, is everything good? Or did same problem hit you too?
 
Super vague question, we don't even know what bot you are using. It may be a completely crap one. Either way, it probably did something "bot-like" and repetitive so they are asking for verif.
 
Super vague question, we don't even know what bot you are using. It may be a completely crap one. Either way, it probably did something "bot-like" and repetitive so they are asking for verif.
I'm using my own private bot. But I doubt it's related with it because even if I try to login with browser, same thing happens.

Normally: Sometimes Twitter ask for additional info and you need to enter email address linked to the account. But it doesn't send any code, so no need to access mailbox.
Now: It sends a verification code to email and ask me to enter it. Emails of accounts that I bought from account markets are usually locked, so simply I can't login.
 
My Twitter bots are working fine. I didn't encounter any problem today.
Cheers!
 
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All good here. Using Jarvee for 2+ years, same accounts, no issues. Today every account is fine too.

Now: It sends a verification code to email and ask me to enter it. Emails of accounts that I bought from account markets are usually locked, so simply I can't login.
Might be that the accounts you have purchased got picked up as potential spam, and Twitter is trying to make them "re-verify" themselves using email.

I usually buy old account, make new email for the account (Protonmail or Hotmail) and link it with my purchased account. I never just login with details provided by seller and without changing email,pass,number...
 
I Just bought 200 fresh twitter accounts from account markets and guess what? All the accounts got EV. :weep:
 
As you may know, it's generally more difficult to register a Twitter account using a phone number compared to using an email address. While accounts registered with an email address have certain limitations, they are relatively easy to create. Twitter seems to have adopted this approach to save on SMS costs, opting instead to send verification codes to email addresses. It's possible that they have found a way to ensure that these messages are delivered, despite potential issues with spam filters.
 
a lot has changed on twitter since day of acqusition
 
Accounts that used to work now went suspended en masse
Anyone having working solutions?
 
As you may know, it's generally more difficult to register a Twitter account using a phone number compared to using an email address. While accounts registered with an email address have certain limitations, they are relatively easy to create. Twitter seems to have adopted this approach to save on SMS costs, opting instead to send verification codes to email addresses. It's possible that they have found a way to ensure that these messages are delivered, despite potential issues with spam filters.
great point
 
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