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July 9, 2013 01:34 am GMT
Fresh on the heels of a spam report which painted Twitter as the network with the largest underground economy for the buying and selling of fake followers, the social network has finally taken steps to crack down on one of the tools often used by those attempting to gaming its service: the Auto Follow. In Twitter's parlance, an auto follow refers to an immediate, and programmatic means of following another user back after they follow you.
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Why Twitter Finally Killed The Auto Follow For Good
Fresh on the heels of a spam report which painted Twitter as the network with the largest underground economy for the buying and selling of fake followers, the social network has finally taken steps to crack down on one of the tools often used by those attempting to gaming its service: the Auto Follow. In Twitter's parlance, an auto follow refers to an immediate, and programmatic means of following another user back after they follow you.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/BwES013nbSM/
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