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Users have been pushing for it and in the end the administration of Twitter could not stand their ground and declared that they are trying to increase the character limit of a tweet from 140 to 280. 

Twitter's social networking team is preparing a new option that will allow the publishing of messages up to 280 characters. This is clear from a statement on the company's official profile on the website.

Several Bulgarian sites use their users 'computers to dig cryptocurrency, resulting in a heavy load on their readers' computer processors.

After Facebook and Twitter users' alerts, there was found a script that does this at monitor.bg, pogled.info and bradva.bg.

Bella Thorne is making dreams come true, according to Tana Mongeau!

The actress was pictured making out with Tana Mongeau in a series of racy new photos that Mangeau shared on social media.

Some 20 days ago after Mongeau had tweeted that she wanted to date Thorne.

“Dreams do come true kids,” Mongeau captioned the photos on Twitter.

After temporarily knocking out the government website for the auction of properties of overindebted Greeks last week, the local branch of the international hacker-activist group Anonymous threatened to target banks and the healthcare provider EOPYY.

A raccoon jumped onto the windshield of a police van in Colorado Springs on Wednesday night, hitching a ride to the delight of Twitter.

The animal jumped onto the hood of Officer Christopher Frabbiele’s van, until the policeman slowed down and the Raccoon hopped off.

Google has announced it will give a total of £1m ($1.3m) to fund projects that help counter extremism in the UK, reported BBC. 

The UK fund was part of a $5m global commitment, the search giant said.

Prime Minister Theresa May wants technology companies to be more proactive in shutting down spaces where extremist ideology is shared.

Turkey is the most active country in seeking the removal of content on Twitter, accounting for nearly half of all requests worldwide, according to a biannual transparency report by the company.

Jailed co-chair of the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) Selahattin Demirtaş has shared a series of tweets via his official Twitter account, prompting surprise among many of his followers. 

"Hello valuable friends. I will try to address you from here from time to time," Demirtaş's tweet read on Sept. 16, a first since 10 months. 

All politicians now have Twitter accounts - unless their name is Angela Merkel, DPA writes.

The German Chancellor is one of the most famous international politicians who have not yet joined the social media. Merkel, who will fight for the fourth term in the September 24th election, told the media group Editorial Research Deutsche Welle that she was considering joining Twitter.