Twitter walks back some login requirements

It seems that Twitter is already walking back some of the unpopular decisions it made over the past few days.On Wednesday, Twitter users began noticing that some content was once again accessible to visitors who were not logged in to an account. SEE ALSO: Twitter now blocks visitors from viewing tweets, and profiles unless they’re logged in Mashable has tested out multiple different Twitter links and found visitors can access a specific tweet with direct links to that post. Clicking on a profile will also bring visitors to a user’s page and their bio and follower and following count will all be visible. Users have also reported that tweet links are once again showing content embeds on messaging platforms like Slack and Apple’s Messages app. Mashable was also able to access the Explore page with trending topics by clicking on it in the sidebar on a tweet page.However, there’s still a lot of content blocked for visitors unless they’re logged in to a registered Twitter account. Visitors cannot directly access any profile page or the Explore page by simply going to the URL in their web browser unless they log in.In addition, tweet links accessed by visitors who aren’t logged in will only show that tweet. Visitors still cannot view any replies to that tweet unless they log in.  SEE ALSO: Let’s face it, Twitter is not a free app anymore Furthermore, if the tweet a visitor opens is a reply to another tweet or one tweet in a longer thread,…Twitter walks back some login requirements