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Why do new followers appear on twitter without my knowledge?
The problem is this: sometimes (the last time this didn't happen for over a month) I get new followers on twitter, even though I didn't add them myself.
I used to think that this was due to account hacking, I changed the settings, but it did not help.
The current settings are as follows:
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Connecting and blocking access to third-party applications
https://support.twitter.com/articles/20170295-
Most likely, you had a third-party application connected through which the attackers performed actions on your behalf. You can disable them here: https://twitter.com/settings/applications
To semi-automatically unsubscribe, as an alternative to paid services like manageflitter.com, I used the following method (the actions were performed in Google Chrome):
1. Your account page with readable ( https://twitter.com/following), downloaded by as many people as possible.
2. The JS console opens (Shift+Ctrl+J).
3. Run the following code in the console: $('.user-actions-follow-button').click();
Thus, there is an automatic pressing of the "Reading" buttons, and, as a result, unsubscribing from them.
I have the same problem .. I changed the password, access to applications, only official for Android. The tablet was even checked by Dr Web-ohm)) In general, 834 new subscriptions appeared, when I have 3-4 of my own in total)))) As a result, I wrote a script for Sikuli - here is the script .
We open the page with subscriptions, run the script and it just clicks all the "read" buttons. As a result, the computer quickly clears the subscription list itself. Maybe it will come in handy for someone (=
And it’s not clear what’s the matter with Twitter ..
And I have the same garbage and the story that the account was hacked earlier - one to one. I don’t understand where the readable ones come from))))))))))
I have tueva huecha of these readables, namely 2822. For 3 years they have accumulated.
How can I get rid of them?
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