Twitter has recently announced a new rule that restricts the number of direct messages (DMs) unverified accounts can send per day. The change is aimed at combating the increasing issue of spam in direct messages. This move comes after the platform introduced a message setting on July 14th, which directed DMs from accounts followed by users to their primary inbox and DMs from verified users they don’t follow to their message request inbox. This previous setting resulted in a significant 70 percent reduction in spam messages within a week of its implementation.
