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Good morning. Welcome to Exios today. It's Tuesday, November 22. I'm Nyla Boudou. Here's what we're

covering today. Americans plan their holidays as respiratory viruses search. Plus, a World Cup

team protest. But first, fears are rising over Twitter security. That's today's one big thing.

Twitter Survival seems to be in real jeopardy. In the last week, hashtags like RIP Twitter and Twitter

down have been trending on the platform. The app continues to experience technical glitches

under Elon Musk's new regime. And it looks like more users are fleeing the site because of security

concerns. Actually, the Sarah Fisher has the reporting on this. Hey, Sarah. Hey, Nyla.

What kind of issues have we seen for users since the regime change at Twitter?

So most of it is small glitches, but they do have a big impact. So, for example, users who had found

their accounts to be hacked are saying that it's taking a longer time for Twitter to get back to

them with information about how to recover their accounts. Same thing goes with people who are

reporting things like misinformation or hate speech. The people who were responsible for

fielding those requests and those reports and responding to them, those teams have been gutted.

And then from a security perspective, last week, some users reported problems trying to

generate those two-factor authentication codes on their text messages that would help them

log back into their accounts if they logged out. There's also been some issues around copyright.

You know, Twitter has a takedown system where if you try to upload a movie or something that you

don't have the rights to, automatically that would get taken down. We're seeing reports of users

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