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  30 years from now and you'll get $3 but only if you opt in yesterday.
context: Great, so I’ll be receiving more spam emails. >
  
  I'd be more concerned about the increase in attempts at identity theft everyone will see from all of Twitter's data breaches, including this one. Personal details were leaked for 5.4mil twitter users just months ago, and now this. Twitter accounts should be toxic as nuclear waste to people now. >
  
  Honestly at this point like, why tho? Between  equifax and all the other sites and shit that have leaked my info, theres nothing twitter could leak that has not already leaked, apples private relay service came a decade too late and theres nothing i know like that for phone / sms. 
  I just treat those as public knowledge at this point. >
  
  Now that brought up Equifax, I'm reminded of how angry I am at how badly the media swept the Equifax breach under the rug. >
  
  But hey, I just got my settlement check for a whole $22!! >
  
  Damn. Mine was $12 ;_; >
  
  This is shocking given how well managed this company is. >
  
  So well managed I'd guess they didn't know they were hacked until this guy told them. >
  
  Probably the skeleton crew they have left running the actual operations of the company is so overburdoned they are just half-assed juggling several tasks instead of doing a single task competently.  
  And they can do this "fast and loose" to keep the company operational.  But get ready to major security breaches and constant stream of expensive high-profile blunders. >
  
  This hack happened before Musk bought the company. >
  
  Do you have a source for that claim? The article linked to this post only says "It may have taken place as early as 2021" - they provide no conclusive date. >
  
  Approximate number more like 235 million.  Twitter is doing so well... >
  
  Isn't that like all the users? Lol..that's a shitload >
  
  There's a lot more accounts on Twitter than people.  It was estimated about 200 million actual users worldwide, and about 400 million active accounts at the time Musk took over.  The number of inactive accounts that were real people or bots would then be higher.  
  What types of accounts specifically got targeted is up for debate, if random between everyone, targeted active users, etc. >
  
  Cool, so when is the class action lawsuit?