Twitter appears to have made a change that prevents non-logged-in users from seeing content on the platform, according to The Verge.

 

Twitter appears to have made a change that prevents non-logged-in users from seeing content on the platform, according to The Verge.  Previously, users without an account could view public tweets and profiles, but are now met with a sign-in prompt that blocks their view completely. It is unclear if the move is intentional or a technical error, as Twitter has not made an official announcement. Users with free Twitter accounts can still view publicly posted tweets and access other available information. The move could be an attempt to push visitors to become registered users and possibly drive subscriptions to Twitter Blue. A majority of Americans who used Twitter in the last year or so took a break from the platform, and a quarter of them said they are unlikely to use it a year from now, according to results of a recent Pew Research Center survey. According to The New York Times, Twitter's U.S. ad revenue plummeted by 59% to $88M in the five weeks from April 1 compared to the previous year.