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Twitter Will Offer Users File Containing All Their Tweets

The market at work... Facebook's offered a single data file for some time

Reason Staff | 12.20.2012 8:04 AM

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Twitter's 200 million active users can soon savour or cringe over every single statement they've tweeted when the social media company begins sending users their entire archive of 140-character messages.

Only English-language users have this service for now, but Twitter will eventually send a download link containing the full personal archives in one file to any user who asks, the company said on Wednesday.

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